booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-25.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	daylight	Noun	UNKNOWN	2401	4	Using a chrysoberyl, a cat's-eye, he could see clearly in the dark and move along at daylight pace without the telltale glow of a light.
3	inflection	Plural	UNKNOWN	2402	4	Jojonah leaned over the rail, listening to every inflection, every whisper.
4	gratitude	Noun	UNKNOWN	2403	4	But for all their joy, for all the centaur's gratitude toward Pony, the three found themselves in a precarious position.
5	jag	Verb	UNKNOWN	2404	4	So many times he thought he would collide with jags of stone only to watch them rush under him at the last possible second.
6	soggy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2405	4	Flames licked at him, at his soggy muddy cloak, but he scampered along, buried by the blaze, bearing down on his unsuspecting enemy.
7	military	Noun	B2	2406	4	Elbryan didn't believe it, not this time, not in looking at that military camp.
8	hallway	Noun	UNKNOWN	2407	4	Jill hurried down the hallway and entered the common room of the upper level.
9	woodland	Noun	UNKNOWN	2408	4	But there was no high ground, just thick woodlands, giving way to the brown and gray stones that lined the riverbank.
10	sever	Verb	UNKNOWN	2409	4	Elbryan rolled to one knee quickly and brought the sword flashing across, severing the plant at exactly the stripe.
11	escort	Verb	UNKNOWN	2410	4	The goblins and their giant escort moved along slowly but steadily, and soon after, Elbryan and his companions heard the rumble of the war engines, the grunts of the towing giants.
12	meager	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2411	4	Occasionally, the group came upon a lone house or a few clustered together, the real frontier families, living beyond even the meager civilization of the three small villages.
13	meander	Verb	UNKNOWN	2412	4	The path meandered, joining another, then forking three ways.
14	midair	Noun	UNKNOWN	2413	4	Elbryan's staff picked it off in midair, deflecting the blow up high.
15	jolly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2414	4	of the tavern's proprietor, a jolly-looking man, and without a word - I suppose that was the moment the folk of the village began to suspect that l was a bit unusual - headed back the way I had come.
16	hind	Noun	UNKNOWN	2415	4	In came the giants at full charge; Bradwarden braced and set his hind legs firmly.
17	trapping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2416	4	Such were the trappings of power that Dosey did not realize what an ultimate bore and ridiculous buffoon he truly was.
18	dislodge	Verb	UNKNOWN	2417	4	A flick of the wrist dislodged the bar and Elbryan kicked open the door, striding a single step into the shack.
19	befallen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2418	4	Had they been prepared, this disaster would not have befallen them.
20	hamlet	Noun	UNKNOWN	2419	4	She recognized the name Tinson as that of the small hamlet some dozen miles inland from the fortress.
21	fault	Noun	B2	2420	4	What had precipitated the trouble, a fault of Avelyn's or the man's lack of fault in an order grown perverse?
22	brutish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2421	4	He hail never held any love for brutish Quintall, but still he pitied the man.
23	desertion	Singular	UNKNOWN	2422	4	The master understood the man's desperation, despite the fact that Avelyn's crimes and subsequent desertion were not without precedent.
24	forgive	Verb	B2	2423	4	The ranger nodded, forgiving himself for missing the signs.
25	tentative	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2424	4	Theirs became a tentative friendship, an offered smile and exchange of news whenever the pair happened to be in the same area.
26	unaware	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2425	4	They had been caught unaware; she noted no allies had yet exited the tower even as she got back to the front wall.
27	plump	Noun	UNKNOWN	2426	4	And then, quickly, the plump woman was gone, back into the bustle of the Way.
28	whereabouts	Noun	UNKNOWN	2427	4	Avelyn took a deep breath and cursed himself for sleeping the afternoon and all the night through while a potential clue to Jill's whereabouts was right below him.
29	emanation	Plural	UNKNOWN	2428	4	shortly thereafter, finding no magical emanations in or about the pitiful village.
30	fortify	Verb	UNKNOWN	2429	4	The two giants banged against the fortified wall for a moment, then simply stepped over it.
31	emissary	Noun	UNKNOWN	2430	4	This time, though, more than a few of the village folk were considering their options should an emissary approach.
32	telepathically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2431	4	You have destroyed the fool Dosey, then, the creature telepathically imparted to the monk, and have stolen his treasure.
33	guided	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2432	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.
34	nicker	Verb	UNKNOWN	2433	4	The horse nickered and threw back his head.
35	conventional	Adjective	B2	2434	4	At first, the monk used the conventional methods, the same lessons that had been given to him in St.-Mere-Abelle.
36	underestimate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2435	4	But still she feared that his decision was folly, based on his underestimating the pain within her.
37	creak	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2436	4	As if on cue, the burning catapult creaked again and slanted over farther.
38	sidestep	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2437	4	She dodged each, sidestepping, then came in hard with a thrust of her own.
39	dizzying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2438	4	His power, sheer strength, was dizzying, overwhelming.
40	flurry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2439	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.
41	dizziness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2440	4	It went down hard, groaning, trying to shake the dizziness, growling against the searing pain.
42	prop	Verb	UNKNOWN	2441	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.
43	puddle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2442	4	Every so often, the pair crossed a low spot, a muddy puddle, and Elbryan spotted the deep tracks of Bradwarden.
44	repay	Verb	UNKNOWN	2443	4	I told you that I meant to repay a debt."
45	afore	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2444	4	I've waited them out afore, and I'll wait them out again!'."
46	bark	Noun	UNKNOWN	2445	4	One of the powries stood tall on the first catapult, barking out commands.
47	stampede	Noun	UNKNOWN	2446	4	Goblins and powries scattered or were crushed beneath the charge, a hundred wild horses stampeding along the ravine.
48	unmistakable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2447	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.
49	thorn	Noun	UNKNOWN	2448	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.
50	lodestone	Noun	UNKNOWN	2449	4	Lodestone was highly magnetic; its enchantment would send it fast to a metal surface.
51	passageway	Noun	UNKNOWN	2450	4	Elbryan slammed hard, into the wall of the narrow passageway with his already broken arm.
52	hatred	Noun	C1	2451	4	Who will quell the ancient and deep hatred between powrie and goblin when Bestesbulzibar is gone?
53	sin	Noun	C1	2452	4	Was the dactyl the source of the deadly sins, or did it manifest itself and walk the world when those sins had festered to the point of eruption?
54	embarrassment	Noun	C1	2453	4	Recognizing the boy's ultimate distress and embarrassment, Juraviel generously let the insult pass.
55	legendary	Adjective	C1	2454	4	Olwan Wyndon nodded, not wanting to get Brody into one of his legendary fits of outrage.
56	recount	Verb	C1	2455	4	Elbryan closed his eyes and recounted the events in his mind.
57	binding	Noun	C1	2456	4	He approached the snared creature boldly, only to find that it had chewed right through the leather bindings.
58	shed	Noun	C1	2457	4	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
59	humble	Adjective	C1	2458	4	The bond had been particularly strong with Annalisa, a humble and spiritual woman, who had encouraged her youngest child to follow the path of God from his earliest recollections.
60	divine	Adjective	C1	2459	4	A stone of divining, Brother Justice then realized, and he was beginning to catch on.
61	meditation	Singular	C1	2460	4	list day in prayer and meditation, mentally preparing himself for the task ahead.
62	invisible	Adjective	C1	2461	4	To Pony and Elbryan, alert as they were, the creature was invisible and unnoticed.
63	misery	Noun	C1	2462	4	This was an action of a rogue goblin chieftain, perhaps, or one of the many powrie raiding parties, acting on their own initiative, bringing misery to the wretched humans.
64	crawling	Noun	C1	2463	4	He glanced back to see a pair of powries crawling under the war engine, coming for him with prodding spears.
65	carve	Verb	C1	2464	4	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.
66	carving	Noun	C1	2465	4	Twice a week during the carving, he would coat the stem with special oils to add to its resilience.
67	eagerness	Noun	C1	2466	4	The young man stared at him wide-eyed with hope and eagerness, his hands clenching and opening at his sides.
68	remains	Noun	C1	2467	4	Scattered around it were the small quartz crystals, blackened, some stuck in the remains of the golden setting.
69	latter	Noun	C1	2468	4	She knew that she was in pain, physical and emotional, but the reason for the latter escaped her conscious memory.
70	lap	Noun	C1	2469	4	Grady was more than willing to comply, practically shoving Cat right onto the man's lap.
71	cryptic	Adjective	C1	2470	4	Elbryan glared at Juraviel, in no mood for cryptic talk.
72	contemplate	Verb	C1	2471	4	Even after the showers ceased, the pair would have to wait some time before handling the heated stones, and then the work would be too furious and desperate to pause and contemplate God.
73	fleet	Gerund	C1	2472	4	That notion was lost along with so many others, fleeting thoughts banging into a wall of images.
74	boundary	Noun	C1	2473	4	The fog had receded now to the edges of the vale, and there it hung, blurring the dark shadows of the towering mountains, blurring the boundary between earth and sky.
75	laden	Noun	C1	2474	4	And their poles were laden with the deer they would need, and with ...
76	cling	Verb	C1	2475	4	Avelyn clung to the powrie's sword arm, for all his life.
77	heritage	Noun	C1	2476	4	It took him some time to heal, but he was strong, as is the way of your heritage.
78	attain	Verb	C1	2477	4	And, in the end, it is a sense of accomplishment, of purpose, and not the wealth attained by such accomplishment, that equates to fulfillment and happiness.
79	establishment	Noun	C1	2478	4	He liked the money the establishment brought in, though, and the young woman already understood that if Graevis and.
80	fleeting	Noun	C1	2479	4	I remembered her so very vividly that she was indeed beside me once again for a few fleeting moments.
81	drifting	Adjective	C1	2480	4	Pellimar reached the drifting boat first, pulling himself cautiously up its slick, rounded side.
82	disturbing	Adjective	C1	2481	4	Cat-the-Stray shook her head violently, as if trying to launch the disturbing half memories right out of her ear.
83	wholly	Adverb	C1	2482	4	Avelyn, who had worked so closely with Quintall for more than four years, found that he believed the man wholly.
84	sentiment	Noun	C1	2483	4	Brother Justice narrowed his eyes, not appreciating the sentiment, the way the foolish merchant tried to dominate him by referring to his superior in such familiar terms.
85	flourish	Verb	C1	2484	4	He finished with a leaping flourish and landed pointing to the stripe.
86	calculation	Plural	C1	2485	4	The showers, by their calculations, were now overdue.
87	volatile	Adjective	C1	2486	4	Elbryan looked at Bradwarden, and the centaur only shrugged, not about to disagree with the volatile friar's estimation of himself.
88	compensation	Singular	C1	2487	4	"Extra compensation for the lost man," Adjonas remarked.
89	plead	Verb	C1	2488	4	The creature's arms came up, reaching straight out toward the ranger, in a posture that might be threatening or pleading.
90	circumvent	Verb	C1	2489	4	With the amber, he crossed wide lakes that his pursuers would have to circumvent.
91	verbal	Adjective	C1	2490	4	Elbryan said firmly, and even as he spoke the words, he understood Bradwarden's cunning verbal maneuver.
92	conviction	Plural	C1	2491	4	It didn't take her long to realize that she was alone in her convictions.
93	harvest	Noun	C1	2492	4	The trees are older, never harvested by humans, and darker.
94	wit	Noun	C1	2493	4	Elbryan gathered his wits and began his dance of praise to the spirit of the bear, thanking it for its gift of food and warmth.
95	confront	Verb	C1	2494	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.
96	descending	Adjective	C1	2495	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.
97	harshly	Adverb	C1	2496	4	He ran about, kicking at feet, whispering harshly, until all the humans were roused.
98	scattered	Adjective	C1	2497	4	Goblins and powries scattered or were crushed beneath the charge, a hundred wild horses stampeding along the ravine.
99	appreciation	Singular	C1	2498	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.
100	strap	PastTense	A2	2499	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.
101	softness	Noun	A2	2500	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.