booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-13.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	folly	Noun	UNKNOWN	1201	10	But still she feared that his decision was folly, based on his underestimating the pain within her.
3	hatch	Noun	UNKNOWN	1202	10	He shuffled for the hatch and got there just after it opened.
4	forfeit	Verb	UNKNOWN	1203	10	On the open seas, he was the captain; at Pimaninicuit, he would do as told, or all payment, and the sum was considerable, would be forfeit.
5	amethyst	Noun	UNKNOWN	1204	10	The object of Thagraine's death, a huge purple amethyst, held Avelyn's attention.
6	quartz	Noun	UNKNOWN	1205	10	Scattered around it were the small quartz crystals, blackened, some stuck in the remains of the golden setting.
7	destruction	Singular	B2	1206	10	For a moment, I admit, I even held fast a fantasy that my memory of the destruction, of the carnage, was in error.
8	naked	Adjective	B2	1207	10	Elbryan got up once to add wood to the fire, and Pony laughed at him as he hopped about, naked, his bare feet stumbling on the cold ground.
9	invasion	Noun	B2	1208	10	If one invasion came every five hundred years the Coastpoint Guards, the elite of the elite, must be prepared for it!
10	broach	Noun	UNKNOWN	1209	10	The central stone of the broach was a hematite, as he had suspected, an oval of liquid gray, deep and smooth.
11	endless	Adjective	C1	1210	10	To face the Nightbird, to know endless sleep?
12	youngster	Noun	C1	1211	10	The patrols began that day, with a score and five youngsters walking the rim of the bowl-shaped vale that held Dundalis.
13	sake	Noun	C1	1212	10	She wanted to yell out for someone to help doomed Olwan, wanted to scream simply for the sake of screaming.
14	lament	Verb	C1	1213	10	The master paused and lamented his own weakness.
15	intensify	Verb	C1	1214	10	The dance intensified, the pace, the spins.
16	tighten	Verb	C1	1215	10	More arrows whistled past, each trailing a strand, each tightening the web about Elbryan, holding him from his meal.
17	patron	Noun	C1	1216	10	She got pinched at every stop, hugged by every patron who left at night, but she never seemed to care.
18	realization	Singular	C1	1217	10	Cat suffered his insults, but couldn't dismiss the realization that Pettibwa would have handled it differently, better.
19	quest	Noun	C1	1218	10	Avelyn cried out, thinking himself doomed, thinking that he had failed and that all the quest was ended.
20	creep	Verb	C1	1219	10	If he didn't have their respect, he couldn't expect their loyalty, and given the level of jealousy that had been creeping about the four since they had become the chosen Preparers ...
21	crush	Verb	C1	1220	10	The fire on that particular dwarf was indeed extinguished as a huge booted foot crushed the diminutive creature flat.
22	normal	Adjective	A2	1221	9	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
23	politely	Adverb	A2	1222	9	Most listened politely but turned up their eyes and shook their heads whenever Brody looked away.
24	lend	Verb	A2	1223	9	Avelyn's lack of initial response to the news that his mother had died had lent credence to Siherton's complaints.
25	hood	Noun	A2	1224	9	Avelyn dared to peek out from under his hood at the handful of spectators lining the road before the monastery's.
26	following	Adjective	A2	1225	9	If Avelyn left St.-Mere-Abelle for any reason, he would have to wait until the following year to enter.
27	fighter	Noun	A2	1226	9	Then the ranger began his scan again, seeking the newcomer, this skilled fighter, this assassin.
28	stomach	Noun	A2	1227	9	Avelyn's stomach churned; he knew the woman, hardly more than a girl.
29	continuing	Adjective	A2	1228	9	The older woman collected her tray and rushed away, blending into the continuing party just a step from the bar.
30	moon	Noun	A2	1229	9	Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.
31	towering	Noun	A2	1230	9	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.
32	tremble	Verb	A2	1231	9	Quintall glowered at Smealy, the old sea dog trembling with frustration.
33	harmlessly	Adverb	A2	1232	9	The staff swished harmlessly through the air.
34	lessen	Verb	A2	1233	9	Still, without complaint, the good monk used his hematite once more, this time to lessen the wounds of the injured.
35	crime	Noun	A2	1234	9	There was still the matter of Jill's crime, though.
36	muddy	Adjective	A2	1235	9	Elbryan looked her over carefully, satisfied that she, was not injured, only muddy and weary from so long a ride.
37	bubble	Verb	B1	1236	9	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.
38	consume	Verb	B1	1237	9	Dinoniel and much of his army had been consumed and destroyed, but the dactyl...
39	tend	Gerund	B1	1238	9	That meant gathering wood and tending the fires, repairing the cabins-which always seemed to need repair!
40	mood	Noun	B1	1239	9	Elbryan glared at Juraviel, in no mood for cryptic talk.
41	sharply	Adverb	B1	1240	9	The tunnel continued straight for a dozen paces, then turned sharply to the right, where Elbryan had run.
42	intercept	Noun	B1	1241	9	Elbryan wondered, as he, too, worked through the tangled crowd, angling to intercept the newcomer.
43	impressive	Adjective	B1	1242	9	The visible parts of the monastery were impressive; the sea wall alone rose and melted back into the cliff face for more than a mile.
44	painful	Adjective	B1	1243	9	In the morning came the second painful parting.
45	impact	Noun	B1	1244	9	Elbryan was surprised by the force of the impact and that his sword had not cut into the goblin's skull.
46	conjure	Verb	B1	1245	9	Elbryan recalled the humming sound; he conjured an image of buzzing bees.
47	signal	Noun	B1	1246	9	Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them.
48	forever	Adverb	B1	1247	9	Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.
49	horrible	Adjective	B1	1248	9	Jill felt as if she must be the most horrible person in the world.
50	limit	Verb	B1	1249	9	Mere-Abelle to the very limits of his powers!
51	technique	Noun	B1	1250	9	For the first year, they would study barehanded techniques, punching and grappling.
52	explosion	Noun	B1	1251	9	Avelyn slumped low, his vision blurred, sharp explosions going off in the back of his head.
53	dock	Noun	B1	1252	9	The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed.
54	rarely	Adverb	B1	1253	9	Of the six, only one was still accounted for, a huge broadsword named Icebreaker, wielded by a rarely seen ranger, Andacanavar, in the far northland of Alpinador.
55	consequence	Singular	B1	1254	9	Might there be consequences for such an action?
56	issue	Verb	B1	1255	9	Elbryan chuckled, not surprised that predictable Tuntun enjoyed issuing the beatings.
57	intention	Plural	B1	1256	9	Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.
58	dust	Noun	B1	1257	9	Terranen Dinoniel was dust in the earth; the dactyl meant to win this time.
59	assassin	Noun	B1	1258	9	That, combined with the presence of this magic-wielding assassin, surely concerned the monk.
60	unnoticed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1259	9	To Pony and Elbryan, alert as they were, the creature was invisible and unnoticed.
61	inner	Adjective	B2	1260	9	It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.
62	unexpected	Adjective	B2	1261	9	A cloud of bats shuddered to life at the unexpected noise and flew off down one of the tunnels formed when the lava had flowed from this spot.
63	grand	Adjective	B2	1262	9	The dactyl cackled, thinking itself grand to be able to send such creatures - any creatures!
64	nightmare	Noun	B2	1263	9	Chasing the nightmares away.
65	anxious	Adjective	B2	1264	9	Elbryan felt the anxious gazes of his companions upon him, waiting for him to start it all.
66	hunting	Noun	B2	1265	9	Elbryan and his friends had offered to walk patrols since the first day of the hunting party's return.
67	hardy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1266	9	The folk of Dundalis were, a hardy bunch, not shying from the occasional fight.
68	taunt	Verb	UNKNOWN	1267	9	The elves were taunting him, the boy knew.
69	golden	Adjective	B2	1268	9	The rest of his dress, though weathered, was rich, particularly a golden brocade and jewel-studded baldric.
70	startle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1269	9	Then she turned and skipped off, and was startled a moment later when Elbryan jumped out in front of her.
71	universe	Noun	B2	1270	9	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
72	urge	Noun	B2	1271	9	Elbryan resisted the sudden and inexplicable urge to run over and kiss Pony.
73	blush	Noun	UNKNOWN	1272	9	The young woman blushed and looked away.
74	unexpectedly	Adverb	B2	1273	9	He nodded to Adjonas, then unexpectedly handed the stone to Avelyn.
75	amaze	Verb	UNKNOWN	1274	9	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
76	steep	Adjective	B2	1275	9	Finally, after hours of backtracking, the pair came to a short descent down a steep, sandy bank.
77	expanse	Noun	UNKNOWN	1276	9	Exhausted, the two men dove under for the last expanse, swimming so the craft would pass right over them.
78	amazement	Noun	UNKNOWN	1277	9	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.
79	nasty	Adjective	B2	1278	9	These weren't particularly nasty traps, designed more to embarrass than to injure.
80	nestle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1279	9	Juraviel, too, was near to sleep, the elf comfortably nestled in the V of a high branch.
81	fume	Verb	UNKNOWN	1280	9	Twice he fumed corners to see the monster waiting for him.
82	lower	Verb	B2	1281	9	Elbryan crouched lower, though he was obviously seen.
83	known	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1282	9	It came out in a burst of emotion Avelyn had not known since that night he had cried for his dead mother.
84	inform	Verb	B2	1283	9	Elbryan took it all in stride, with the exception of any insults to Pony, which he promptly informed the teasers would bring them serious and painful retaliation.
85	greatly	Adverb	B2	1284	9	It pleased her greatly to help out Elbryan, to guard his emotions.
86	comforting	Adjective	B2	1285	9	I hold no comforting illusions; that group is in danger as great as my own.
87	overcome	Verb	B2	1286	9	That thought sparked anger in the young man, enough to overcome his fear.
88	sympathetic	Adjective	B2	1287	9	Master Jojonah was glad to hear the sympathetic question.
89	whimper	Verb	B2	1288	9	Carley dan Aubrey's whimper brought him back to his senses.
90	shaft	Noun	UNKNOWN	1289	9	It raised the shaft like a club, bearing down on him.
91	skitter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1290	9	Avelyn ran from the chapel, skittering down the empty halls, his footsteps echoing noisily.
92	squirm	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1291	9	The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning.
93	shadowy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1292	9	Still his eyes searched the corners of the shadowy room for his mother's spirit.
94	widely	Adverb	B2	1293	9	So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.
95	neatly	Adverb	B2	1294	9	Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that
96	frantic	Adjective	B2	1295	9	For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing.
97	cot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1296	9	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
98	recite	Verb	UNKNOWN	1297	9	Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more.
99	heed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1298	9	Would the people of that village have heeded his warnings?
100	drew	Noun	UNKNOWN	1299	9	Up on the branch, the ranger fitted two arrows to his bow, one above the other and drew back the string.
101	lone	Noun	UNKNOWN	1300	9	Just the goblins and a lone giant, slumped together, soaked in blood from the many small wounds on each corpse.