booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-49.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	disagreeable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4801	And they were indeed a ragtag band; the best among them, other than Pony, Bradwarden, and Avelyn, was probably unreliable Paulson or the always irritating, disagreeable Tol Yuganick.
3	circlet	Noun	UNKNOWN	4802	He took the circlet back from her and set it about her forehead.
4	cleanly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4803	But they had not gotten away cleanly and were forced to separate from the main group.
5	depend	Verb	UNKNOWN	4804	"You consider the vision more closely because so many people depend upon you now, because any course you take will draw many others in your wake.
6	haste	Noun	UNKNOWN	4805	And with only a few hours of darkness left before him, and without Symphony to take him swiftly, he knew that he must make haste.
7	droplet	Noun	UNKNOWN	4806	Elbryan knew not how long the candles would last, how long it would take their heat to melt the snow domes above them, the droplets falling to extinguish the flames.
8	undead	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4807	But then the undead thing was there, right before him, propelled by something other than its legs - was there, barely a foot away, its bony fingers clasped about the ranger's throat!
9	sending	Noun	UNKNOWN	4808	The ranger got his staff and his arm up to block, but the creature's backhand sweep was too heavy, sending Elbryan tumbling back the other way.
10	shear	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4809	Mighty Tempest sheared right through the crystal, and the whole of it blew into dust, shattered a thousand times.
11	pommel	Noun	UNKNOWN	4810	He held it up before his admiring gaze, studying the craftsmanship, the gleaming silverel, the magnificent gemstone pommel, the blue, the storm clouds.
12	tendril	Noun	UNKNOWN	4811	It was as they had feared the monsters using the occupied towns as base and supply camps while they sent their dark tendrils further south, first in probes, but soon, so Paulson believed, in great numbers.
13	perk	PastTense	UNKNOWN	4812	Elbryan perked up his ears, wondering if the monk had been in contact with Uncle Mather.
14	firewood	Noun	UNKNOWN	4813	Elbryan, Bradwarden, and Avelyn came upon a group of a dozen goblins chopping firewood, and summarily destroyed them.
15	disposal	Noun	UNKNOWN	4814	Indeed, more than two thirds of the human group had gone further to the east, leaving less than forty warriors at Elbryan's disposal, not counting the secretive elves, whose number even the ranger didn't know.
16	violate	Verb	UNKNOWN	4815	When Pony met Elbryan more than an hour later, she had to work hard to hide her feelings of guilt, her feelings that she had somehow violated him.
17	playfully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4816	"Ho, ho, what?" Pony said to him playfully, drawing a smile from the monk.
18	wryly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4817	Elbryan smiled wryly at Bradwarden before the fearsome centaur could take offense.
19	harnesses	Noun	UNKNOWN	4818	Of mote concern, though, were the powries, taking up their weapons, and the giants from the second catapult, out of their harnesses and with hardly a scratch on them.
20	galloping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4819	Out of the corner of her eye, she saw the galloping charge of Bradwarden, the centaur singing at the top of his considerable voice, waving a huge cudgel as easily as if it were a tiny baton.
21	lolling	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4820	And seeing, most of all, the giant, dazed and helpless, up on its elbows, its head lolling about.
22	galloped	PastTense	UNKNOWN	4821	He started to call for a retreat, holding Pony back as she galloped up beside him on her strong roan, but then Bradwarden came by, singing again, a rowdy tune, with a growling Chipmunk on his back, daggers in hand.
23	endanger	Verb	UNKNOWN	4822	The monk understood the situation up front, understood that Elbryan could not buy him very much more time without endangering many lives.
24	blindly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4823	The burning giant continued on with hardly a thought for the dwarf, running blindly, swatting futilely at the flames.
25	growling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4824	The ominous growling increased tenfold, a hundredfold, deafening Avelyn, blocking the sounds of the dactyl's shrieks.
26	faintly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4825	Pony awakened shortly thereafter, the dulled dawn just beginning, but still the glow from atop the mountain was faintly visible.
27	bedside	Noun	UNKNOWN	4826	"'The design was impressive," Elbryan admitted to Belli'mar Juraviel and Tuntun, the elves sitting with the ranger at Avelyn's bedside much later that night.
28	cohesive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4827	That realization struck the big man profoundly; for the first time in many years; he felt like a part of something larger, than himself, a cohesive circle of comrades, of friends.
29	whining	Noun	UNKNOWN	4828	The powrie had little love of goblins and found Gothra a pitiful whining creature.
30	trio	Noun	UNKNOWN	4829	By the ranger's calculations, the trailing trio would soon be well within the goblin's view.
31	inexorably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4830	Yet another caravan of monsters, laden with engines of war and moving inexorably south, washed those peaceful thoughts from Avelyn's mind.
32	amusement	Noun	UNKNOWN	4831	"We will fight you, every mile, every inch!" Again, the amusement.
33	victor	Noun	UNKNOWN	4832	"I am with the victor," Quintall assured him.
34	inconvenience	Singular	UNKNOWN	4833	"A minor inconvenience and no more," Quintall replied.
35	slamming	Noun	UNKNOWN	4834	He let the horse serve as missile instead, rushing in right beside the engaged giant, slamming against the creature as it stooped low in its attempt to get at Paulson.
36	dissuade	Verb	UNKNOWN	4835	The question was not meant to dissuade any attack, Elbryan knew in looking at his determined companion, but to logically guide the group in the best possible direction.
37	riderless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4836	The ranger noted, too, that Paulson's riderless mount was close behind them, and while he was glad that the horse had escaped, he was not pleased by the sight.
38	shouts	Noun	UNKNOWN	4837	Huge stones splattered in the mud all about him, stripping the branches from the sides of nearby trees, and the shouts of a hundred monsters followed Elbryan out of that valley.
39	receding	Noun	UNKNOWN	4838	But those shouts were fast receding, Symphony's great strides outdistancing the pursuit, and sheer luck saw the ranger through the shower of giant-thrown stones.
40	spurt	Verb	UNKNOWN	4839	And even worse for the giant than the stabbing, searing pain down low was the wound across its throat, the wound that spurted blood wildly and refused to allow the monster to draw breath.
41	traitor	Noun	UNKNOWN	4840	At that moment, the ranger had more immediate problems than some mythical monster hundreds of miles away, for if there was indeed a traitor in their midst, then the threat would increase.
42	compromise	Noun	UNKNOWN	4841	No," he decided, his stern tone showing that he would brook no compromise on this point, "we will not cast suspicion on any in our group.
43	impiety	Noun	UNKNOWN	4842	The weakness of mankind, the impiety of.
44	means	Noun	UNKNOWN	4843	This drink that he always kept handy was no potion of courage but an admission of cowardice, a means for hiding from his own past.
45	cowardice	Noun	UNKNOWN	4844	Elbryan knew well that the man had not been ill, and he considered the sudden cowardice truly out of character.
46	precaution	Singular	UNKNOWN	4845	And now that we are known, our enemies take precautions, moving about in larger, better-prepared bands.
47	suren	Noun	UNKNOWN	4846	Suren that ye're showing him less mercy by letting him live with the terrible thing he's done." "I'll not play judge." "But I will," Bradwarden said firmly.
48	thump	Noun	UNKNOWN	4847	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.
49	unarmored	Verb	UNKNOWN	4848	Why hadn't he just put Hawkwing to use, shooting arrow after arrow at the spike wielder's unarmored head until the thing fell over dead?
50	significant	Adjective	B2	4849	But neither will we deliver any significant blows.
51	decisive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4850	So we will survive for the time, I believe, but we will do nothing decisive, not here, halfway between the fighting front and the source of the invasion.
52	blackest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4851	What clouds are these that so cover our heads, blacker than the blackest storm?
53	warfare	Noun	UNKNOWN	4852	The remaining band would cease its hit-and-hide warfare and concentrate on getting all the folk to safer points in the south, trying to parallel the advancing army without engaging it.
54	budding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4853	Just out of sight of the encampment, the small group came upon a party of elves - there might have been five - or there might have been twenty, so fleeting were their glimpses of the ever-elusive sprites - dancing amid the budding branches of several trees.
55	unhinder	Verb	UNKNOWN	4854	The goblins did indeed send out another pair of scouts, and these two moved unhindered through the woods, then went back to the main group reporting no sign of their missing eight companions.
56	plod	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4855	Satisfied as End-o'-the-World was left behind, the beast turned northward, thinking to swoop low over the newest caravan plodding south, to encourage its minions and to strike fear in their hearts all at once.
57	idly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4856	Elbryan could not watch idly, of course, and as soon as Hawkwing came up, the others realized that the time for action was upon them.
58	amazingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4857	She crossed over Elbryan, the ranger engaged with sword now, battling a line of goblins and, amazingly, driving them back.
59	keeping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4858	She crossed over the goblins, scrambling high and keeping quiet, until she was, at last, directly above the huddled group of prisoners.
60	clump	Noun	UNKNOWN	4859	He settled for a clump of birch trees, throwing his body into their midst as he threw his mind into the hematite he tightly clutched.
61	holds	Noun	UNKNOWN	4860	Determined, purposeful, the centaur pounded along the mountain trails, hooves digging firm holds and propelling him and his all-important passenger mightily.
62	murders	Noun	UNKNOWN	4861	For all the misery its army caused, for all the death and agony, Bestesbulzibar had not truly participated, other than the murders of a few upstarts or incompetents within its own ranks.
63	stooge	Noun	UNKNOWN	4862	"You will grow accustomed to your new body, my stooge, my general," the dactyl teased, "my assassin.
64	stony	Noun	UNKNOWN	4863	The closest two columns stretched out their stony arms, broke through the inanimate stone holding fast their legs, and started the monk's way.
65	foolishness	Noun	UNKNOWN	4864	"What foolishness is that?" the monk protested.
66	illumination	Singular	UNKNOWN	4865	Now the fire was no more than embers, their orange glow casting faint illumination over the resting forms of the humans, the light seeming appropriate for the rhythmic breathing of the sleeping folk.
67	afterlife	Noun	UNKNOWN	4866	There is no afterlife for a miserable wretch such as thee!
68	overmatch	Verb	UNKNOWN	4867	Juraviel fought valiantly, but he was overmatched.
69	impromptu	Noun	UNKNOWN	4868	The animals do not fear us, do not respect our weapons or our cunning." Elbryan rested back against the diagonal tree root in this impromptu room of Oracle, digesting his own words.
70	otherworldly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4869	What he did know was that the, demon dactyl was searching for him; for them, sending its otherworldly vision out far and wide.
71	diabolical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4870	He ordered her to the left, toward the giant without the glowing spike, for he sensed that the spike held some diabolical power.
72	trudge	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4871	Toward it they went, trudging on, plowing through the heavy ash.
73	snored	Verb	UNKNOWN	4872	As if on cue, the snoozing monk rolled over and snored loudly.
74	dent	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4873	The arrow hit solidly, denting the armor plate and driving through, but not so deep as to cause any serious wound.
75	ramming	Noun	UNKNOWN	4874	Three quick strides later, the centaur was upon the giant, ramming hard into the behemoth's back.
76	sober	Verb	UNKNOWN	4875	But now the sobered monk remained silent and uncomplaining.
77	drops	Noun	UNKNOWN	4876	Elbryan stumbled back up the slope, wriggling away, and turned to see Quintall clutching at his molten eyes, drops of hot magma glowing on his cheek.
78	peak	Verb	UNKNOWN	4877	But in this particular region, with the trail cutting between two such peaks and thus bringing the climbers nowhere near the top, the going remained steady and fairly easy.
79	gully	Noun	UNKNOWN	4878	Halfway along the trail through the gully, an ominous and familiar orange glow appeared
80	menacingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4879	He came up in a dash, to the side and not straight ahead, and Pony, trusting him, charged out from his wake, waving her sword menacingly, drawing the spike wielder's attention.
81	forcing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4880	Pursuit was close and fast, forcing the tired companions to stay at full speed.
82	teem	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4881	The dactyl hesitated at the sight, at the stone aglow with teeming magic.
83	wrath	Noun	UNKNOWN	4882	The rockman moved closer and Bestesbulzibar lifted from the ground, hooking its powerful legs about Quintall, and then speeding the instrument of its wrath across the valley, above the heads of the cowering minions, and back to Aida.
84	sulfuric	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4883	Even from this great height, Elbryan and Pony could feel the intense heat, and the sulfuric stench was nearly overwhelming.
85	armband	Noun	UNKNOWN	4884	He took the green armband from his right arm, the one the elves said would defeat any poison, and tore it in two, handing one strip to Pony.
86	dripping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4885	Tuntun flew away, back up toward the combatants, her slender daggers in hand, both dripping magma from Quintall's eyes.
87	whack	Verb	UNKNOWN	4886	Avelyn tried to whack with Tempest, but the demon understood the power of the ranger sword and would not allow the monk to bring it to bear.
88	grate	Noun	UNKNOWN	4887	The others followed without delay, and their hopes mounted when they came to a heavy grate, bars set floor to ceiling, blocking the passage.
89	swishing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4888	Then, even worse for the fomorian, it got a swishing torch across the face as its partner tried to catch up to the scrambling ranger.
90	spew	Noun	UNKNOWN	4889	It came up fast through the hole in the floor at the side of the dais, rushed past the flowing lava quickly, spewing the red stone all about.
91	electricity	Noun	UNKNOWN	4890	The demon's arms shot forward, fingers extended, and black tendrils of crackling electricity spouted from them, biting against the wall and running the length of the straight passage, nipping and snapping at Elbryan and Avelyn, at Pony and Bradwarden as they followed their friends around the bend.
92	repertoire	Noun	UNKNOWN	4891	He considered his repertoire, wondered what stone magic would prove most effective against the beast, then went with what he had in hand, his graphite.
93	millennia	Noun	UNKNOWN	4892	Bestesbulzibar was confused, had not seen such a display of anti-magic in all its millennia of life.
94	archway	Noun	UNKNOWN	4893	Up ahead, the corridor widened, like the top half of an hourglass, and then ended in a wall, broken only by a large archway, through which the demon dactyl scrambled.
95	budge	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4894	He did see Bradwarden, slamming repeatedly, stubbornly, at the doors, not budging them in the least.
96	stalagmite	Noun	UNKNOWN	4895	And so it seemed to be, as the stones and the three friends fell far away - a hundred feet, at least, two hundred-toward a floor of jagged stalagmites.
97	conduit	Noun	UNKNOWN	4896	Avelyn growled low and called to God, begging for more energy, channeling it, as pure a conduit of godly might as ever had stood upon Corona.
98	impetuous	Adjective	C1	4897	Their fathers, who had come forward to meet the impetuous children, to scold them again for being so far away from Dundalis, let the opportunity pass.
99	empathy	Noun	C1	4898	Elbryan forced himself to stay away from such vivid empathy, realizing that he could easily lose himself in utter despair.
100	skeptical	Adjective	C1	4899	Even skeptical Master Siherton, whatever reservations he continued to hold about Avelyn as a fellow human being, had to admit that the man was the obvious choice, the God-given choice, for Pimaninicuit.
101	relinquish	Verb	C1	4900	This man was tough, admirably so, and Jojonah feared he would die from the beatings before he would relinquish his identity.