booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-34.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	outweigh	Verb	UNKNOWN	3301	2	To Avelyn Desbris, nothing in all the world, not the treasures of a dragon's hoard, nor the powers of a king, could outweigh that accomplishment.
3	troublesome	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3302	2	For the adults, the specter of the goblins brought a sobering wariness and then a troublesome distraction.
4	lively	Adjective	B2	3303	2	The moment ended all too soon, Cat-the-Stray tuning back to the bustle of the lively room about her.
5	rust	Noun	UNKNOWN	3304	2	Pony left Avelyn's side then, rusting to join with Elbryan.
6	retaliation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3305	2	Elbryan was over him in an instant, more to protect him from the angry crowd than in any fear of retaliation.
7	scenario	Noun	B2	3306	2	Pony sympathized with the young man, but logically, this was the best scenario they could have hoped for.
8	salvage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3307	2	Elbryan walked a crooked path to the food and stubbornly salvaged what he could.
9	disgustedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3308	2	Jojonah looked to Siherton, who was shaking his head disgustedly.
10	vain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3309	2	If he won now, then his friends, all of them, would not have died in vain.
11	curve	Noun	B2	3310	2	He dared to put his arms around Pony's back, dared to pull her closer, feeling the strangely interesting curves and bumps of her body against his own as they came together.
12	genuine	Adjective	B2	3311	2	Again, the fears passed, lost in a swirl of warmth as he looked at Pony's shining blue eyes, at her smile, as genuine and joyful as anything Elbryan had ever seen.
13	joyful	Adjective	B2	3312	2	Again, the fears passed, lost in a swirl of warmth as he looked at Pony's shining blue eyes, at her smile, as genuine and joyful as anything Elbryan had ever seen.
14	ruffle	Verb	UNKNOWN	3313	2	Elbryan growled softly and brought both his hands up to ruffle his light brown hair.
15	horrified	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3314	2	And then suddenly, it was gone, destroyed by a horrified, and horrifying, scream.
16	swarming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3315	2	The couple jumped apart and to their feet, staring wide-eyed down the long slope to the village, at the swarming forms, at the large plume of smoke -
17	initiative	Noun	B2	3316	2	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.
18	formation	Singular	B2	3317	2	He would gather together his scouts, perhaps even call in the older scouts from the vale, and charge down into Dundalis in tight formation, anchoring the defense.
19	bedsheets	Noun	UNKNOWN	3318	2	That logical, adult part of Pony - the part that knew that the time of fending off nightmares with bedsheets was long past - told her without doubt that Dundalis could not survive.
20	catastrophe	Noun	UNKNOWN	3319	2	I may die soon following this course before me, but out here, at one with my spirit and my nature, on the edges of catastrophe, I have lived many times more than most will ever know.
21	clobber	Verb	UNKNOWN	3320	2	The man's mind whirled through the possibilities, all jumbled with the horror that he had erred, that he was about to get clobbered.
22	valiant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3321	2	And then Olwan came flying back into sight, falling in a broken heap on the road right in the midst of the valiant fighters.
23	getting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3322	2	Paulson drew out his large sword and motioned for Cric to go in at his side, while Chipmunk was to go to the higher ground around to the right, getting an angle for his dagger throws.
24	mockery	Noun	UNKNOWN	3323	2	As if in a grotesque mockery of that hope, a goblin marched around that corner, bearing down on the girl.
25	skidding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3324	2	The call brought the sprinting lad to a skidding halt.
26	jut	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3325	2	Elbryan grimaced, and Carley whimpered and nearly vomited, when Elbryan's hand brushed against the broken tip of a spear jutting from Carley's side.
27	overcoat	Noun	UNKNOWN	3326	2	He tore off his overcoat and pulled open his leather vest, quickly unbuttoning the sleeves of his white shirt.
28	flop	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3327	2	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
29	temperament	Noun	UNKNOWN	3328	2	Physically, by all accounts, he was the image of his father in Graevis' younger days, but by Cat's estimation, Grady could not have been more different than Graevis in temperament.
30	firework	Noun	B2	3329	2	They were opposites in temperament, as well: Avelyn calm and reverent, always in control, and Quintall a "firework," as Master Siherton, the class overseer, often appropriately referred to him.
31	disgust	Verb	UNKNOWN	3330	2	Elbryan shook his head in disgust, but he reminded himself to keep a measure of respect.
32	gauge	Noun	UNKNOWN	3331	2	Dosey interrupted, his tales only for an occasional belch; so lost was he in his own sense of importance that he hardly bothered to gauge the monk's reaction.
33	noncommittally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3332	2	The man with the broken arm shrugged noncommittally, then turned to the bartender, who likewise had no answers.
34	overt	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3333	2	It was no secret that Siherton favored Quintall among this most important class, but the man's overt insult of Avelyn, the choice of every other master - and reportedly of Father Abbot Markwart as well - surprised him.
35	amiss	Noun	UNKNOWN	3334	2	Jojonah looked back at the courtyard, to Avelyn at work as always as though nothing was amiss.
36	macabre	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3335	2	He tried to keep a mental note of his macabre collection, tried to match it against the people of Dundalis by sorting their names house by house.
37	despise	Verb	UNKNOWN	3336	2	"I despise his inhumanity," replied Siherton.
38	inhumanity	Noun	UNKNOWN	3337	2	Was it, as Siherton insisted, the young man's apparent inhumanity?
39	smug	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3338	2	That smug look by the ranger spurred the proud Quintall into a charge.
40	stairwell	Noun	UNKNOWN	3339	2	Jill looked straight ahead as she made for the door to the stairwell that would get her down to her room.
41	guarantee	Verb	B2	3340	2	His reentry would be guaranteed, but his position as a Preparer - though he had no idea that he would be offered such a position or even that there was such a thing - would be lost.
42	syllable	Noun	UNKNOWN	3341	2	The syllables came clear to him, though they joined into words he could not understand, distant melodic sounds he somehow recognized as part of the earth itself.
43	offense	Noun	B2	3342	2	Elbryan smiled wryly at Bradwarden before the fearsome centaur could take offense.
44	testament	Noun	UNKNOWN	3343	2	Was Avelyn, perhaps, a higher standard, a shadowy mirror, held up before all the monks of St.-Mere-Abelle, a testament of true faith that seemed so rare in these times, even in the holy abbey?
45	cushiony	Noun	UNKNOWN	3344	2	When the tittering pair finally left, Jill was sitting on the edge of the great cushiony bed, wearing only a simple silk nightgown that was too low cut, both front and back, and didn't go nearly far enough down her legs.
46	trinket	Noun	UNKNOWN	3345	2	The sailors cared nothing for this all-important mission, Avelyn realized, beyond their payment of gold - and whatever other trinkets Father Abbot Markwart had included in the bargain.
47	adorn	Verb	UNKNOWN	3346	2	Jojonah glanced around the room again, reminding himself that most of the other masters, even some of the tenth-year immaculates, had chambers more richly adorned.
48	pragmatism	Noun	UNKNOWN	3347	2	Tol bowed his head, his face contorting as he struggled, pragmatism against conscience.
49	altogether	Adverb	B2	3348	2	Elbryan dismissed the notion altogether; he was on the eastern edge of the Moorlands by now, not so far from human settlements.
50	stool	Noun	UNKNOWN	3349	2	chamber, a five-foot-square cubicle with a single stool, which doubled as a table for Avelyn's candle, and a cot - little more than a flat board and a blanket - that folded down from one wall.
51	farewell	Noun	UNKNOWN	3350	2	Suspicious, but wise enough to keep his mouth shut, Avelyn bid farewell to Adjonas and the others - though not a man aboard the Windrunner regretted the departure of the three monks - and went ashore.
52	deserving	Adjective	B2	3351	2	The Abellican Church, the ancient scriptures, promised heaven to those deserving, and who could be more deserving than gentle and generous Annalisa Desbris?
53	sniffle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3352	2	Still the tears came; every so often his even tone was broken by a sniffle or a sob.
54	compose	Verb	B2	3353	2	Finally, after more than an hour, Avelyn composed himself and sat back on the cot, taking several deep breaths to fight away the last of the sobs.
55	splendor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3354	2	Avelyn tried to keep his head bowed, his eyes to the floor, as befitted his lowly station, but he couldn't help notice some of the splendors that surrounded him as he followed Master Jojonah through the winding corridors of the Abbot's Maze, the most private and revered place in all of St.-Mere-Abelle, and one that a first-year novice would certainly not expect to visit.
56	enwrap	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3355	2	Scenes of the Halo, the heavenly gift, enwrapping all the others, an oval because of the angle at which it was portrayed.
57	unfold	Verb	B2	3356	2	Elbryan's brow furrowed as he considered the words, as their implications began to unfold before him.
58	blasphemous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3357	2	For Avelyn, this was a most sacred mission, the most important duty of the Abellican Church, and to profane it so by indulging in a shipboard orgy, was surely blasphemous.
59	odor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3358	2	The room inside was well lit, though Avelyn saw no torches and didn't smell the usual odor of burning wood.
60	pretense	Noun	UNKNOWN	3359	2	It was the end, the end of hope, of any pretense of godliness.
61	ecstasy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3360	2	There was something most sacred, yet particularly unmysterious, and thus unholy, in all of this, a tingling of ecstasy combined with a slightly foul taste that Avelyn Desbris could not ignore.
62	arcing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3361	2	Elbryan let fly a wide-arcing left hook as he spun back toward the elf.
63	tile	Noun	UNKNOWN	3362	2	Elbryan tried hard to get past his monk friend, then, to take up the lead and close tile distance to the monster.
64	alien	Noun	B2	3363	2	He talked of the humours of the body joining together with the alien humours of the stones to create the seemingly magical reaction.
65	carrion	Noun	UNKNOWN	3364	2	She heard the cawing of the birds - carrion birds, she knew.
66	lumber	Noun	UNKNOWN	3365	2	The monsters' take of lumber would not have been useful; the spruce and pines were too short for catapults, too wet and sappy for wood fires, and too pliable for any construction.
67	survivor	Noun	B2	3366	2	Into the night, the four survivors went, stumbling blindly, separated, two and two, with a third of their party dead.
68	guttural	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3367	2	But nothing else came to her - not the whimper of a survivor, not the whining, grating voice of a goblin, not the guttural grunts of the fomorian giants.
69	decidedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3368	2	The beam lifted an inch and shifted to the side, but Pony could not maintain its weight and it came down heavily, with a decidedly final thud.
70	sunlight	Noun	UNKNOWN	3369	2	He found that he believed her, and he walked back out into the sunlight truly relieved, but not in the way that the others, particularly Quintall, could ever have guessed.
71	preferable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3370	2	For the boy who had just witnessed such carnage and loss, the semiconscious state was preferable.
72	tearing	Noun	B2	3371	2	Elbryan jerked fiercely, once and then again, the tearing jolts straightening the agonized fomorian.
73	crushed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3372	2	Goblins and powries scattered or were crushed beneath the charge, a hundred wild horses stampeding along the ravine.
74	vulture	Plural	UNKNOWN	3373	2	Surely all the world had fallen to ruin; surely all the people were dead, were being pecked and torn by vultures.
75	feast	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3374	2	Only the vultures, dozens and dozens, some circling overhead, most on the ground feasting, tearing at skin that had been warm to Pony's touch just the day before, pecking at eyes that had locked with her own, shared gaze and shared thought.
76	peck	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3375	2	Surely all the world had fallen to ruin; surely all the people were dead, were being pecked and torn by vultures.
77	bedraggle	Verb	UNKNOWN	3376	2	Jill was too bedraggled to blush or even to care.
78	unbelievable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3377	2	In the span of a few unbelievable minutes, Elbryan's entire world had been thrown down.
79	northernmost	Noun	UNKNOWN	3378	2	Finally they got behind the back wall of the northernmost house in the village, just beneath the forested slope.
80	slack	Noun	UNKNOWN	3379	2	- but offering no energy to arms that hung slack at his side or to legs that seemed suddenly as if they each weighed a hundred pounds - the young man, feeling very much a little lost boy, walked home.
81	carralee	Noun	UNKNOWN	3380	2	Carralee Ault, Pony's cousin, Elbryan realized, for she was the only baby in town.
82	fondness	Noun	B2	3381	2	Tuntun had little fondness for the big, bumbling humans.
83	bumbling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3382	2	Tuntun had little fondness for the big, bumbling humans.
84	spade	Noun	UNKNOWN	3383	2	He put his sword in his belt, found a spade; and began to dig.
85	suffice	Verb	UNKNOWN	3384	2	That would have to suffice.
86	underneath	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3385	2	So he ran on, hauling bodies, peeking under rubble, kicking aside piles of dead goblins to see who might be underneath.
87	stamen	Noun	UNKNOWN	3386	2	Even Tuntun was impressed by his stamina.
88	adept	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3387	2	He remembered Mather at the start of the legendary ranger's career, a bumbling boy no more adept and probably not even as resourceful as this Elbryan.
89	nag	Verb	UNKNOWN	3388	2	Then another thought nagged at the young man, a notion that he had heard this song before, though he could not place it..
90	fairy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3389	2	The teasing fairy song, remaining at the very edge of his consciousness, led Elbryan on for many minutes.
91	circular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3390	2	It was fairly circular, perhaps eight feet in diameter.
92	distaste	Noun	UNKNOWN	3391	2	Avelyn scrunched his face with distaste and disbelief.
93	coarse	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3392	2	The coarse image burned in Avelyn's mind.
94	seamanship	Noun	UNKNOWN	3393	2	Avelyn could not keep up with his three companions in the matters of fighting or seamanship; and in the religious training, the young brother grew more and more frustrated.
95	latitude	Noun	UNKNOWN	3394	2	Elbryan didn't know exactly where Andur'Blough Inninness was located, but he suspected they were somewhere in the northern latitudes of Corona, beyond the Wilderlands border of Honce-the-Bear.
96	reputed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3395	2	He knew its reputed properties, of course, but he had never attempted to use them.
97	protege	Noun	UNKNOWN	3396	2	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?
98	core	Noun	B2	3397	2	To see such human frailty in the masters of St.-Mere-Abelle touched the very core of Avelyn's faith.
99	retrieval	Noun	UNKNOWN	3398	2	All that should have mattered was the retrieval of the stones.
100	daytime	Noun	UNKNOWN	3399	2	The daytime training was not as easy or as inspiring for Avelyn.
101	frigid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3400	2	In addition, all four were taught the ways of the sea, spending many hours on a small boat rocking in the waves on the rough, frigid waters of All Saints Bay.