booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-30.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	fortify	Verb	UNKNOWN	2901	4	The two giants banged against the fortified wall for a moment, then simply stepped over it.
3	emissary	Noun	UNKNOWN	2902	4	This time, though, more than a few of the village folk were considering their options should an emissary approach.
4	telepathically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2903	4	You have destroyed the fool Dosey, then, the creature telepathically imparted to the monk, and have stolen his treasure.
5	guided	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2904	4	Elbryan could hardly believe that he hadn't found this grove before, that his ranger instincts hadn't guided him to a place so naturally perfect, so in tune with the harmony of the forest.
6	nicker	Verb	UNKNOWN	2905	4	The horse nickered and threw back his head.
7	conventional	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2906	4	At first, the monk used the conventional methods, the same lessons that had been given to him in St.-Mere-Abelle.
8	confront	Verb	B2	2907	4	She was confronting her past, the monk knew, and he was glad of that, though he wished he could be of more help to the young woman.
9	underestimate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2908	4	But still she feared that his decision was folly, based on his underestimating the pain within her.
10	creak	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2909	4	As if on cue, the burning catapult creaked again and slanted over farther.
11	kicking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2910	4	Those monsters that did make it down found Bradwarden and his cudgel waiting for them, the centaur kicking and smashing with abandon.
12	sidestep	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2911	4	She dodged each, sidestepping, then came in hard with a thrust of her own.
13	dizzying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2912	4	His power, sheer strength, was dizzying, overwhelming.
14	flurry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2913	4	Then the ranger went into a flurry: poking, swishing the staff side to side, then pulling it straight across, and alternating a series of heavy blows, left hand leading, right hand leading.
15	descending	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2914	4	Pony looked to the fight as she rose, saw Elbryan, Hawkwing in one hand, Tempest in the other, jump out of the path of a fast descending club, then leap back suddenly as a sword swished across.
16	dizziness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2915	4	It went down hard, groaning, trying to shake the dizziness, growling against the searing pain.
17	shorten	Verb	UNKNOWN	2916	4	The ranger elbowed through the brawl, blocking punches whenever necessary, felling with three shortened blows yet another villager who tried to pounce upon him.
18	prop	Verb	UNKNOWN	2917	4	Less than ten steps into the woods, he heard a single thump, a centaur's kick against a head propped by a tree trunk, and he knew that it was finished.
19	harshly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2918	4	He ran about, kicking at feet, whispering harshly, until all the humans were roused.
20	puddle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2919	4	Every so often, the pair crossed a low spot, a muddy puddle, and Elbryan spotted the deep tracks of Bradwarden.
21	scattered	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2920	4	Goblins and powries scattered or were crushed beneath the charge, a hundred wild horses stampeding along the ravine.
22	appreciation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2921	4	- bow and a long dagger - and with a final look Symphony's way, a final nod of appreciation, she ran off into the night.
23	repay	Verb	UNKNOWN	2922	4	I told you that I meant to repay a debt."
24	afore	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2923	4	I've waited them out afore, and I'll wait them out again!'."
25	hum	Verb	UNKNOWN	2924	4	Hawkwing's bowstring hummed, the arrow flying true, diving into the back of the peeing goblin's head.
26	bark	Noun	UNKNOWN	2925	4	One of the powries stood tall on the first catapult, barking out commands.
27	stampede	Noun	UNKNOWN	2926	4	Goblins and powries scattered or were crushed beneath the charge, a hundred wild horses stampeding along the ravine.
28	haven	Noun	UNKNOWN	2927	4	Eventually, if they cannot find a haven, they will be killed, one at a time, perhaps, as was poor Cric, or perhaps the goblins will discover their camp in the night and slaughter them all.
29	unmistakable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2928	4	Avelyn and Bradwarden were thrilled to see their companions again, but their smiles could not hold against the tears running down Pony's cheeks and the unmistakable mist in Elbryan's eyes.
30	thorn	Noun	UNKNOWN	2929	4	They had become a large thorn in the side of the invading army, and no doubt the monstrous leaders in Dundalis and the other villages wanted to get the secretive band out in the open and deal with them once and for all.
31	lodestone	Noun	UNKNOWN	2930	4	Lodestone was highly magnetic; its enchantment would send it fast to a metal surface.
32	praying	Noun	UNKNOWN	2931	4	Avelyn lay across the centaur's back, staring more behind than ahead, praying for his companions.
33	hoping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2932	4	No other options; the ranger decided, and so he scrambled ahead, hoping to get a firm handhold, that he might propel Pony over him, over the stone, out to freedom in the dark night.
34	passageway	Noun	UNKNOWN	2933	4	Elbryan slammed hard, into the wall of the narrow passageway with his already broken arm.
35	volatile	Adjective	C1	2934	4	Elbryan looked at Bradwarden, and the centaur only shrugged, not about to disagree with the volatile friar's estimation of himself.
36	subject	Noun	A2	2935	3	For Juraviel's anxiety was clearly etched on his fine features - how could it have been otherwise when he had been speaking to his protégé Elbryan about this very subject not a week's time past?
37	healthy	Adjective	A2	2936	3	Elbryan lifted Tempest with his healthy arm.
38	develop	Verb	A2	2937	3	Jojonah didn't really doubt that - he just wondered why in the name of God such a technique had ever been developed!
39	funny	Adjective	A2	2938	3	It is a funny thing, memory.
40	influence	Noun	B1	2939	3	It had awakened, darkness rising, and already its influence was spreading throughout Corona.
41	involve	Verb	B1	2940	3	Pony, who hadn't been involved in the previous discussion at Avelyn's bedside, seemed not to understand.
42	quality	Noun	B1	2941	3	Elbryan had that same impish quality about him as Mather, a love and luster of life, lurking just below the surface.
43	society	Noun	B1	2942	3	Cat realized that she should have appeared more impressed, but in truth, little about society had ever meant anything to her.
44	disturb	Verb	B1	2943	3	The pair slowed as they approached, knowing that to disturb Paulson usually meant a slap on the head.
45	background	Noun	B1	2944	3	He knew it was music, though it seemed too soft, too much in the background for him to actually hear it.
46	average	Adjective	B1	2945	3	Though diminutive in stature, they were said to be stronger than an average man and with incredible stamina.
47	social	Adjective	B1	2946	3	She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal!
48	address	Verb	B1	2947	3	"Wait until they close," the ranger said again, addressing the whole group.
49	lonely	Adjective	B1	2948	3	A short while later one haggard-looking soldier - a man of forty years by the name of Gofflaw, who had spent more than half his wretched life in the Kingsmen, including a dozen years in the Coastpoint Guards shuffling from one lonely outpost to another came staggering out to the wall, making his way toward Jill.
50	audience	Singular	B1	2949	3	She went in expecting a brewing row, but found instead that the mad friar, this time, had a fairly attentive audience.
51	stirring	Noun	UNKNOWN	2950	3	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
52	wandering	Noun	UNKNOWN	2951	3	The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit.
53	rend	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2952	3	Hooves of music rend the gloom
54	grown	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2953	3	Obviously the man, or elf or whatever it might be, was important to the Touel'alfar; obviously they had graced this place, this cairn and the grove that had grown about it, with more than a small measure of their magic.
55	horn	Noun	UNKNOWN	2954	3	Neither did that hair hide the creature's horns, thumb sized and curling in toward each other at the top of the demon's brow.
56	reddish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2955	3	The texture of its skin was rough and thick, an armored hide, reddish in hue and shiny, as if lit by its own inner glow.
57	humanlike	Noun	UNKNOWN	2956	3	The demon spread wide its black wings and reached back with one humanlike arm, claws extended toward the flowing lava, grabbing the power and channeling it.
58	hooked	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2957	3	The demon extended its fingernails, transformed them into hooked claws, and grew its teeth-two pointed canines extending down over its bottom lip.
59	devastate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2958	3	Every part of the demon was a weapon, devastating and deadly.
60	rally	Verb	UNKNOWN	2959	3	It cursed aloud the name of Terranen Dinoniel, who had rallied the humans and the elves, chasing the dactyl's armies back to the base of this mountain, Aida.
61	sickening	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2960	3	A sickening feeling washed over Elbryan.
62	scurry	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2961	3	She scurried away, suddenly uncomfortable.
63	strap	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2962	3	When he got there, Juraviel handed him a full pack, a fine knife strapped on one side, a balanced hand axe on the other.
64	birthday	Noun	UNKNOWN	2963	3	Next spring would bring his thirteenth birthday, the passage from childhood in the hardy land that was the northern wilderness.
65	wilderness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2964	3	Next spring would bring his thirteenth birthday, the passage from childhood in the hardy land that was the northern wilderness.
66	absence	Singular	UNKNOWN	2965	3	Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
67	muffle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2966	3	Elbryan tried to muffle his snicker; the girl hated that nickname, Jilly, though nearly everyone in town called her that.
68	nickname	Noun	UNKNOWN	2967	3	He screwed up his face, the ridiculous nickname sounding foolish in his ears.
69	illuminate	Verb	B2	2968	3	Candlelight spilled out onto the road, softly illuminating the girl.
70	softness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2969	3	Still, there was a delicate aura about her, a softness that a younger Elbryan had viewed as weakness, but the older Elbryan viewed as oddly distracting.
71	oddly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2970	3	He put a hand to his chin, an oddly human gesture.
72	sadness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2971	3	When Pony's eyes showed sadness, Elbryan felt it in his heart; when they soared with sparkling joy, Elbryan's feet moved involuntarily in dance.
73	sparkling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2972	3	When Pony's eyes showed sadness, Elbryan felt it in his heart; when they soared with sparkling joy, Elbryan's feet moved involuntarily in dance.
74	dismissively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2973	3	Tol snorted and waved his hand dismissively.
75	vibrant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2974	3	How much younger and more vibrant Annalisa had seemed!
76	piping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2975	3	Then they heard a distant piping, soft music, perfect melody.
77	enchanting	Noun	UNKNOWN	2976	3	So now here he was, in a land enchanting and terrifying, sharing the forest with these creatures that he could not understand and could not defeat.
78	sensible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2977	3	His mind drifted up from the ridge, from the solid ground, from the sensible experiences of his existence into the unknown, exhilarating joy of spirituality.
79	turmoil	Noun	UNKNOWN	2978	3	Despite that turmoil, Elbryan found himself nodding.
80	horrifying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2979	3	And then suddenly, it was gone, destroyed by a horrified, and horrifying, scream.
81	feverish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2980	3	What struck Jill most about him was his almost feverish intensity, his brown eyes showing a luster, a life, beyond anything she had seen in many years.
82	crunch	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2981	3	Elbryan froze as he heard the crusty snow crunch under his feet.
83	relish	Verb	UNKNOWN	2982	3	Pony had won that battle by accepting, even relishing, those private feelings, the warmth that washed over her whenever she looked upon Elbryan.
84	fading	Noun	UNKNOWN	2983	3	Tuntun turned in accord with the punch, her head fading back across to Elbryan's right, her right hand catching the boy's wrist and pushing outward, her left hand coming back in and catching the outside of his elbow, driving in.
85	post	Noun	UNKNOWN	2984	3	Pony realized that she could make out more of the village, could discern the individual houses, even the individual posts of Bunker Crawyer's corral.
86	shoe	Noun	UNKNOWN	2985	3	Every time he gazed upon the white carpet, he wanted to take off his shoes and pants and run through it barefoot and bare legged, to feel its softness between his toes and brushing against his shins.
87	barefoot	Verb	UNKNOWN	2986	3	Every time he gazed upon the white carpet, he wanted to take off his shoes and pants and run through it barefoot and bare legged, to feel its softness between his toes and brushing against his shins.
88	legged	Verb	UNKNOWN	2987	3	Every time he gazed upon the white carpet, he wanted to take off his shoes and pants and run through it barefoot and bare legged, to feel its softness between his toes and brushing against his shins.
89	deciduous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2988	3	Autumn was well advanced, and all the leaves of the deciduous trees, particularly the sugar maples, were bright with colors, shining red and orange and yellow, painting the ridge.
90	northeastern	Noun	UNKNOWN	2989	3	The month had turned to Parvespers, the last month of the autumn, when the Windrunner swept around the northeastern reach of the Mantis Arm, past Pireth Tulme and into the Gulf of Corona.
91	chatter	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2990	3	This was a place of natural noises: running streams, cackling birds, and chattering animals.
92	prickly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2991	3	Pony caught up to him, even passed him over that last expanse, leading the way through the tangle of two wide pines, pushing aside the prickly branches and bursting into a clearing right beside the returning party.
93	blank	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2992	3	Expressions ran from excitement to awkward fear to blank amazement as the villagers took stock of the kills, especially the last carcass on the shoulder poles, a smallish humanoid form.
94	crook	Verb	UNKNOWN	2993	3	Elbryan walked a crooked path to the food and stubbornly salvaged what he could.
95	credence	Singular	UNKNOWN	2994	3	Avelyn's lack of initial response to the news that his mother had died had lent credence to Siherton's complaints.
96	oft	Noun	UNKNOWN	2995	3	This gloom that had come to Honce-the-Bear had come before in a definite shape and manner that was oft-told in the historical volumes at St.-Mere-Abelle.
97	derisive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2996	3	Pony didn't miss her companion's derisive snort.
98	snag	Verb	UNKNOWN	2997	3	Earlier that year, at the beginning of summer, some of the younger children had snagged a badger in a noose.
99	injure	Verb	UNKNOWN	2998	3	After a moment of shock, the goblins had thrown their spears, injuring one man.
100	reluctantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2999	3	The cheer went up, and Shane McMichael, a quiet, slender young man just a few years older than Elbryan, reluctantly came forward to stand beside Olwan in front of the blazing hearth: With much prodding, the man was prompted to tell of the fight, of the cunning twist and parry and the straightforward thrust that had come too soon for the goblin to completely dodge.
101	blazing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3000	3	Avelyn undressed and wrapped a blanket about himself, then sat alone with his thoughts in front of a blazing fire.