booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-18.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	stammer	Verb	B1	1701	6	The stunned man stammered, taking too long for the impatient monk's comfort.
3	outlaw	Noun	B1	1702	6	Her knowledge would be valuable in locating treacherous Avelyn, he presumed, and her presence as his prisoner would certainly aid in bringing the outlaw monk to him:
4	cavern	Noun	B2	1703	6	Most of the fiery stuff of that time long past had bubbled and flowed away from the cavern, but enough had remained to harden about the dactyl's corporeal form.
5	taut	Noun	UNKNOWN	1704	6	The muscles on Brother Justice's arms stood taut and too strong to fight.
6	thumb	Noun	B2	1705	6	Bunkus Smealy turned his greasy grin on Avelyn, holding one hand up, his thumb and index finger about five inches apart.
7	savor	Verb	UNKNOWN	1706	6	Elbryan savored every word, envisioning the battle clearly.
8	cackle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1707	6	The dactyl cackled, thinking itself grand to be able to send such creatures - any creatures!
9	former	Adjective	B2	1708	6	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
10	hunger	Noun	B2	1709	6	What hopes of treasure, what hunger of gold
11	outrun	Verb	UNKNOWN	1710	6	You cannot outrun us, yach you cannot, nor can you hope to give a, fight.
12	snicker	Noun	UNKNOWN	1711	6	The snicker was soon gone, but the smile remained, all the wider for the sight.
13	eternity	Noun	UNKNOWN	1712	6	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
14	wisely	Adverb	B2	1713	6	She reflexively cocked a fist, and Elbryan wisely jumped back.
15	unknown	Adjective	B2	1714	6	Precious Abbey of Palmaris, was not unknown to them or to any reasoning creature of Corona.
16	briefly	Adverb	B2	1715	6	They put into Freeport only briefly, with but a handful of sailors going ashore in the boat.
17	outcome	Noun	B2	1716	6	She hoped Elbryan would wage a gallant war now, with an outcome similar to her own.
18	clap	Verb	UNKNOWN	1717	6	The older woman clapped her pudgy hands before her, her toothy smile nearly taking in her ears.
19	patience	Noun	B2	1718	6	Bestesbulzibar had little patience with that.
20	blanch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1719	6	The skinny man, two daggers in hand, blanched and let his blades drop to the floor.
21	cheer	Noun	B2	1720	6	Brother Avelyn, too, ignored Tol Yuganick's cheering gallery.
22	numerous	Adjective	B2	1721	6	Next came a discussion, led by Brody Gentle, of goblinkind in general, from the numerous small goblins to the rare and dangerous disfigured fomorian giants.
23	concerning	Adjective	B2	1722	6	Even young Elbryan soon came to realize that the old man knew little more than anyone else concerning goblins, and Elbryan doubted that Brody had ever seen a fomorian giant.
24	extension	Noun	B2	1723	6	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
25	smoky	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1724	6	Not a ruby, not a smoky quartz, more.
26	spiritual	Adjective	B2	1725	6	Avelyn felt something touch his hand - not his spiritual hand, but the physical one, the one clutching the stone.
27	discipline	Verb	B2	1726	6	Avelyn dropped his gaze once more, fearful of discipline should he be caught peeking out from under his hood.
28	disbelief	Noun	UNKNOWN	1727	6	Now, the young man did utter an unintended sound, a gasp of disbelief and delight.
29	spiked	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1728	6	Along one wall stood a gigantic statue, fifteen feet or more, dressed in a heavy leather jacket, trimmed in fur and set with spiked metal plates and heavy iron rings.
30	unfortunate	Adjective	B2	1729	6	A moment later came the thunder of hoofbeats to the east, many hoofbeats accompanied by the screams of those unfortunate goblins caught in front of the wild horse stampede.
31	muscular	Adjective	B2	1730	6	Olwan snorted and shrugged his muscular shoulders.
32	spare	Verb	B2	1731	6	Whatever the source, with every passed scene of utter destruction, the ranger's fear mounted that he would not be able to spare the creature.
33	squirrel	Noun	UNKNOWN	1732	6	It could have been a ground squirrel, the girl reasoned, but she knew in her heart that it was not.
34	horrify	Verb	UNKNOWN	1733	6	Images assaulted them, mingling with imagined scenes even more horrifying, and amid all of it welled utter denial, the hope against obvious reality that this simply could not be happening.
35	bald	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1734	6	Bradwarden followed his gaze to a tumble of a pair of goblins and, unmistakably, a bald-headed human lying among them.
36	survival	Noun	B2	1735	6	Then, guided purely by his survival instinct, Avelyn curled his legs under him and came up fast.
37	wretch	Noun	UNKNOWN	1736	6	This time, though, the wretches ringed the village, completely encircling it with ranks ten deep!
38	reinforcement	Noun	B2	1737	6	The patrol in the valley had been spotted perhaps had even been already engaged, and this goblin had been set as sentry, watching for any other potential human reinforcements while its companions sacked the village.
39	screaming	Noun	B2	1738	6	Scenes of angels conquering demons, of the mighty demon dactyl screaming in agony as its own lava poured over it, consuming it.
40	foundation	Singular	B2	1739	6	There is a tavern now, larger than the old common house and built on the foundation of my old home.
41	whistle	Noun	UNKNOWN	1740	6	More arrows whistled past, each trailing a strand, each tightening the web about Elbryan, holding him from his meal.
42	aloft	Noun	UNKNOWN	1741	6	Bradwarden held aloft his own bow then, the first time Elbryan had seen it, and he was truly astonished.
43	bucket	Noun	UNKNOWN	1742	6	At one point, they even took up buckets as part of a balling line.
44	sternly	Adverb	B2	1743	6	Master Siherton eyed his peer sternly, considering the lie, for the messenger, a young boy, had only delivered news of the death and had offered no details surrounding it.
45	accentuate	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1744	6	To accentuate his point, Elbryan lifted the next stone, and, instead.
46	exotic	Adjective	B2	1745	6	So they spent the day walking and marveling at the sights of the great city, at the thick rows of exotic flowers in the tree-lined green that centered the place, at the shining white buildings, at the frantic bazaar, the largest open market that any of them had seen, reputably the largest open market in all Honce-the-Bear.
47	vesper	Plural	UNKNOWN	1746	6	Only the call to vespers, the ceremony heralding eventide, had interrupted Avelyn's frantic pace.
48	satisfied	Adjective	B2	1747	6	Despite the hints of doubt in Juraviel's tone, Jingo Gregor seemed satisfied with the words - a speech Juraviel had offered to the man several times over the last few days.
49	marvel	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1748	6	The young monk made no pretense of keeping his gaze low now, looking left and right as they passed each case, marveling at the gems, the reds and blues, amber-colored stones and violet crystals.
50	incredulous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1749	6	Paulson gave her a sidelong, incredulous glance.
51	tingling	Noun	UNKNOWN	1750	6	The ranger felt the hairs on the back of his neck standing up, felt a tingling of trepidation.
52	evident	Adjective	B2	1751	6	None of that was evident in the dark, stocky man.
53	sequence	Singular	B2	1752	6	Behind the master, Avelyn watched the sequence of fingers: one, three, two, one, five.
54	commotion	Singular	UNKNOWN	1753	6	Finally Avelyn could not ignore the commotion from the common room below any longer.
55	overhead	Noun	UNKNOWN	1754	6	The moon, Sheila, was up, but not yet directly overhead.
56	tentatively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1755	6	Elbryan took her hand and helped her up tentatively onto the powerful animal's back.
57	mass	Noun	B2	1756	6	But even with all that mass, there was nothing awkward about the young man.
58	sour	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1757	6	Avelyn's expression soured and he looked down at the bar.
59	berate	Verb	UNKNOWN	1758	6	Some of the other masters, Siherton in particular, watched him closely, very closely, seeking an excuse to berate him.
60	inspire	Verb	B2	1759	6	The daytime training was not as easy or as inspiring for Avelyn.
61	prowess	Noun	UNKNOWN	1760	6	No longer did any, even Tuntun, question his prowess or his bloodline.
62	joint	Plural	B2	1761	6	The young man bowed low and kept his gaze on the floor stones even when he straightened, focusing his attention on the joints among the rocks, each black line seeming so distinct in the harsh diamond light.
63	puzzle	Noun	B2	1762	6	Avelyn knew what he could do with that jewel, and when he stopped to consider the implications for the other monks if he used the ruby first, the puzzle seemed not so difficult.
64	burned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1763	6	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
65	chosen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1764	6	Besides, at night, and especially on those occasions when the chosen students actually handled the stones, Brother Avelyn easily proved that he was the proper choice.
66	flit	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1765	6	Juraviel shrugged, a flitting little movement of his slender shoulders.
67	stutter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1766	6	Jill stuttered incoherently for a moment, trying to sort it all out.
68	adjust	Verb	B2	1767	6	Then he forced himself to stare at the darkest spot he could find, that his eyes could adjust more completely.
69	circuit	Noun	B2	1768	6	Brother Justice moved in a wide circuit of the dangerous ranger.
70	bob	Verb	UNKNOWN	1769	6	Parting one patch of reeds, the boy found his first stone of the day, bobbing low in the water.
71	pip	Verb	UNKNOWN	1770	6	The elves would set out a grand table, steaming stew and venison, sometimes roasted game fowl, and piping hot tea that warmed the boy from his head to his cold toes.
72	chide	Verb	UNKNOWN	1771	6	"What, only one this night?" Grady chided.
73	flare	Verb	UNKNOWN	1772	6	Elbryan winced as the fire flared to life, as if expecting all the minions of the dactyl to descend upon him.
74	indication	Singular	B2	1773	6	The forest was silent, totally silent, about him, and Juraviel made not a move nor any indication of how Elbryan should proceed.
75	proceed	Verb	B2	1774	6	The elf paused, as if wondering how he should proceed.
76	upper	Adjective	B2	1775	6	But Grady understood he had the upper hand and he would not back away.
77	victory	Noun	B2	1776	6	Let Tuntun have her fun this day, the elf decided; that would make his victory all the sweeter when Elbryan finally proved himself.
78	potent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1777	6	Whenever he was allowed to handle a magical stone, Master Siherton was at his side, a potent and lethal gem in hand.
79	starry	Noun	UNKNOWN	1778	6	That night, Elbryan sat upon the bare hillock that he claimed as his own, under the starry canopy, alone with his thoughts.
80	boisterous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1779	6	A dozen men and women were in the common room, boisterous until the stranger entered.
81	crisp	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1780	6	Jill had known this air, so crisp and so clean, in her youth, in this place; and images of that past life flitted past the edges of her consciousness now, brief glimpses of what had once been.
82	distastefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1781	6	She shook her head distastefully as she walked her watch this night, as she did every night.
83	gutter	Noun	UNKNOWN	1782	6	The young woman made her way around the back of the inn, down a dark alley that inspired no fear, and up a gutter, to the one section of Fellowship Way's roof that was not slanted.
84	absorb	Verb	B2	1783	6	Elbryan absorbed all their words, sifted through their suggestions.
85	rake	Verb	UNKNOWN	1784	6	Only chance had brought him in contact with a man named Bildeborough and a rake named Grady Chilichunk, drunkards both.
86	squeal	Verb	UNKNOWN	1785	6	The goblin squealed but hardly slowed, even when Chipmunk's next blade stuck deep into its shoulder.
87	depart	Verb	B2	1786	6	would soon depart, a group of elves going to their secret contacts in the frontier villages.
88	blessed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1787	6	Jill took in another blessed gulp of air and staggered to her feet.
89	caravel	Noun	UNKNOWN	1788	6	The Windrunner veered hard to port, sails filling and pushing the square-rigged caravel on with tremendous speed.
90	tuck	Verb	UNKNOWN	1789	6	In a barely noticeable movement, the ranger pulled the feathered tip from the bow, tucking it and the bowstring into his belt.
91	topple	Verb	B2	1790	6	And she looked at the dwarf, not understanding until the powrie toppled forward, an arrow deep in its back.
92	taffrail	Noun	UNKNOWN	1791	6	Now at the taffrail the four monks and Captain Adjonas watched the powries' progress.
93	sprite	Singular	UNKNOWN	1792	6	Yes, it as Nightbird more than anything else that had the sprite riding hard through the forest night.
94	flip	Verb	UNKNOWN	1793	6	Elbryan brought his staff back in, letting go with his left hand, flipping with his right to send the forward tip under.
95	advance	Noun	B2	1794	6	And yet she couldn't ignore the advances of handsome Connor Bildeborough, not at the price of breaking Pettibwa's heart.
96	satisfaction	Singular	B2	1795	6	It is, I believe, the difference between physical satisfaction and true lovemaking, the difference between release and passion.
97	veil	Verb	UNKNOWN	1796	6	Many implications came to him then, as if the fog veiling one of the mysteries of elven life had suddenly lifted.
98	flap	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1797	6	Soon Jill's hands were flapping inconsequentially at the powrie's barrel-like torso, her strength fast deserting her.
99	backhand	Noun	UNKNOWN	1798	6	The powrie came across with a backhand slash, but Avelyn managed to duck beneath it.
100	handmaiden	Noun	UNKNOWN	1799	6	The night was chill for late August and the room drafty, but the handmaidens had lit a small fire in the hearth.
101	relent	Verb	UNKNOWN	1800	6	And Connor would not relent, prodding and pushing.