booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-31.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	absence	Singular	C1	3001	3	Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
3	vibrant	Adjective	C1	3002	3	How much younger and more vibrant Annalisa had seemed!
4	fading	Noun	C1	3003	3	Tuntun turned in accord with the punch, her head fading back across to Elbryan's right, her right hand catching the boy's wrist and pushing outward, her left hand coming back in and catching the outside of his elbow, driving in.
5	somber	Adjective	C1	3004	3	Squat towers anchored every turn in the wall; narrow windows showed that the place was built for somber reflection and defense.
6	denial	Noun	C1	3005	3	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.
7	intriguing	Adjective	C1	3006	3	Most intriguing of all was the giant purple amethyst, with so many different crystal shafts.
8	accomplishment	Noun	C1	3007	3	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.
9	realm	Noun	C1	3008	3	Even Elbryan, who would be entering the realm of adults that coming spring, had spent almost all the previous week with his head up a dirty chimney.
10	fatal	Adjective	C1	3009	3	In the hollow of the twin pines, he had lost sight of his enemy - the first, and often fatal, mistake.
11	lad	Noun	C1	3010	3	The call brought the sprinting lad to a skidding halt.
12	brutally	Adverb	C1	3011	3	Then suddenly, brutally, he leaped ahead, fell low in a spinning crouch, and kicked up hard at Jill's extended sword.
13	rotation	Singular	C1	3012	3	Brother Avelyn turned hard on the crank, both wood and man groaning with each rotation.
14	declaration	Singular	C1	3013	3	The smaller man, Burgis, shied away at the declaration.
15	interior	Noun	C1	3014	3	They were far below ground in one of the abbey's interior chambers, so there could be no window.
16	offering	Noun	C1	3015	3	Whatever the man's reasons for offering a different title were not important, Avelyn decided, and so he accepted the name without further question.
17	somberly	Adverb	C1	3016	3	Bradwarden nodded somberly, and Elbryan scooped up Hawkwing and ran off into the night, behind the departing powrie, though the ranger held faith that Avelyn would know how to deal with the dwarf.
18	partially	Adverb	C1	3017	3	Pettibwa left Fellowship Way to her, even partially, Grady would not be pleased.
19	revenge	Noun	C1	3018	3	Despite very real fears, Elbryan wanted revenge.
20	rationally	Adverb	C1	3019	3	And now he was here, the best scenario he could rationally have hoped to find.
21	drain	Verb	C1	3020	3	Gradually, though, his resolve drained away and so did his strength.
22	feat	Noun	C1	3021	3	Brother Justice's first thought was that Avelyn had hired on with this obviously wealthy merchant, perhaps to perform some necessary feat with the stones, perhaps merely as a court jester.
23	homeland	Noun	C1	3022	3	He knew that he was nowhere near Dundalis; this mountain was nothing like the gentle, tree-covered hills of his homeland.
24	utterly	Adverb	C1	3023	3	Then he realized that he was alone again, and utterly lost.
25	raiding	Noun	C1	3024	3	If this boy knew of the evil races, then why was his village so utterly ill equipped to deal with a simple raiding party?
26	resignation	Singular	C1	3025	3	Elbryan shifted to one knee, fitted a heavy arrow, and, with a sigh of complete resignation, let fly.
27	widening	Adjective	C1	3026	3	The sharks would feed on the dead, and the frantic actions of those still alive combined with the widening blood spill would likely bring more in, he knew.
28	soaring	Adjective	C1	3027	3	He had to know, and then, when he did know, he couldn't help but imagine the wonder of soaring through the air.
29	devilish	Adjective	C1	3028	3	He found Bradwarden, at work crafting some devilish arrows, and the centaur's face immediately brightened.
30	layout	Noun	C1	3029	3	Avelyn had described the general layout to them all, had told of the valley and of the lone mountain that maps named Aida.
31	opt	Verb	C1	3030	3	The fire burned low - it had never been truly high, for Juraviel opted for caution, though he was fairly certain there were no monsters in the area, no organized groups anyway.
32	caution	Noun	C1	3031	3	The fire burned low - it had never been truly high, for Juraviel opted for caution, though he was fairly certain there were no monsters in the area, no organized groups anyway.
33	overturn	Verb	C1	3032	3	It struck the bowl of stew, overturning it and making a mess of the meal.
34	distress	Verb	C1	3033	3	Recognizing the boy's ultimate distress and embarrassment, Juraviel generously let the insult pass.
35	twisting	Adjective	C1	3034	3	Juraviel took full advantage, put Elbryan off balance and kept on twisting, angling the boy over the trough.
36	charter	Verb	C1	3035	3	Avelyn and Thagraine had been formally named as the Preparers, the two monks who would leave the chartered ship and go onto the island of Pimaninicuit to collect and prepare the stones, while Quintall and Pellimar would remain aboard, going onto the island only should one of the chosen pair falter.
37	cease	Verb	C1	3036	3	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.
38	execute	Verb	C1	3037	3	Adjonas watched it all anxiously, moving along the rail as his ship executed a turn.
39	vanish	Verb	C1	3038	3	Cat could hardly believe she had spoken the words, but her horror vanished when Connor laughed heartily.
40	virtue	Noun	C1	3039	3	The man was obviously out of his mind, or at least he appeared so, but to Jill, who had spent a year and a half in the Coastpoint Guards, a cry for preparedness and virtue did not seem like such a bad thing.
41	dispute	Verb	C1	3040	3	This was Adjonas' ship, that Quintall did not dispute, but the abbey had paid well for this transport and the brothers had not been put aboard as slaves.
42	raider	Noun	C1	3041	3	"But the southern kingdom has little control over its raiders," Adjonas explained.
43	wistful	Adjective	C1	3042	3	Of alb the places in the area, only Elbryan's private grove was more beautiful than the pine vale and the caribou moss, and none elicited more wistful memories from the young woman.
44	sanction	Verb	C1	3043	3	Avelyn remembered the speech Master Jojonah had given him when first they had talked about the island, the stern warning that to utter even its name to any without sanction of Father Abbot Markwart was punishable by death, and he agreed with Quintall's logic.
45	dumb	Adjective	C1	3044	3	His words, the sincerity of his tone, struck her dumb.
46	occurrence	Singular	C1	3045	3	Gradually, as he came to see the light in Jill's eyes every time he entered the Way - a more and more common occurrence - the proud young man began to understand and accept that her problem was within the mysteries of her past and not with him.
47	carriage	Noun	C1	3046	3	It was a ceremony that had all of Palmaris talking; the women swooning, the men standing tall, feigning importance, wishing they were in the carriage in Connor Bildeborough's place as it made its winding way, through the streets.
48	peasant	Noun	C1	3047	3	Any reservations that the nobleman's family had held toward the peasant orphan girl had been washed away when they met Jill, truly beautiful both inside and out.
49	attendance	Noun	C1	3048	3	It was bad enough that the carriage would roll through every part of the large city, bad enough that more than five hundred people would be in attendance at the church when she and Connor were wed, but the thought of what would come later, after the grand ball ...
50	cargo	Noun	C1	3049	3	He did not wake up until long after the dawn, his precious cargo intact in his pack.
51	provision	Plural	C1	3050	3	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
52	ensue	Verb	C1	3051	3	A long moment of silence ensued, all five - the three humans, Juraviel, and Tuntun - feeling the weight of confirmation.
53	plea	Singular	C1	3052	3	"We're too far out," he said to his captain, his plea sounding as a whine.
54	accusation	Singular	C1	3053	3	The accusation hit.
55	seal	Verb	C1	3054	3	To his relief, they did not, but rather they fell against the metal, using their bulk to seal off any chance of entry.
56	supposedly	Adverb	C1	3055	3	He saw reflected in the mirror those images that had been peripheral to him at that time: a supposedly ill man standing at the side of the camp and, more important, the expression on that man's face, hardly noticed at the time, but clear now to Elbryan.
57	suspicious	Adjective	C1	3056	3	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.
58	trepidation	Singular	C1	3057	3	The ranger felt the hairs on the back of his neck standing up, felt a tingling of trepidation.
59	spy	Noun	C1	3058	3	He didn't really know what he would do, other than spy on the masters and confirm his fears of his approaching fate.
60	rod	Noun	C1	3059	3	Then Avelyn and the remaining guard began selecting and collecting stones: the giant crystal amethyst, a rod of graphite, a small but potent ruby, and several others, including turquoise and amber, celestine and a tiger's paw, a chrysoberyl, or cat's eye, some gypsum and malachite, a sheet of chrysotile, and a piece of heavy magnetite.
61	sullen	Adjective	C1	3060	3	News that she would soon be transferred to Pireth Vanguard far to the north, did little to change Jill's sullen mood.
62	disastrous	Adjective	C1	3061	3	Jill, whose only experience with a man had been so very disastrous, did not like the odds.
63	irony	Noun	C1	3062	3	Again, Elbryan sat back, smiling at the irony of it all.
64	encompass	Verb	C1	3063	3	The song came louder, faster, and Juraviel began to dance delicate, spinning circles wrapped in a larger circle that encompassed the plants.
65	inspection	Singular	C1	3064	3	Elbryan continued his inspection of the stream to make sure that nothing ominous was swimming along its course, then hooked his pack on the stiff branch of a prickly shrub and gingerly removed his boots.
66	intent	Verb	C1	3065	3	The first thing Jill noticed was a huge, fat man standing atop a table, waving an empty mug, sometimes in a threatening manner to keep at bay the closer patrons, all obviously intent on knocking him from his perch.
67	mill	Verb	C1	3066	3	Across the wide meadow, past the flowers and the grass, he saw perfection of form, a huge stallion, milling about the shadows of the distant trees.
68	regain	Verb	C1	3067	3	Over the next giant she went, trying to regain her footing.
69	swinging	Noun	C1	3068	3	Elbryan grabbed up Tempest in both hands and surged ahead, swinging an.
70	landmark	Noun	C1	3069	3	She didn't recognize any landmarks but figured she must be somewhere west of Pireth Tulme on the north coast of the Mantis Arm.
71	thereafter	Verb	C1	3070	3	Pony awakened shortly thereafter, the dulled dawn just beginning, but still the glow from atop the mountain was faintly visible.
72	glancing	Adjective	C1	3071	3	A deft twist by the woman turned the sword out of harm's way, allowing Brother Justice merely a glancing hit that forced Jill back a step.
73	scrutinize	Verb	C1	3072	3	Avelyn scrutinized the broach carefully.
74	tempt	Verb	C1	3073	3	Elbryan, too, was tempted, would have loved to see Andur'Blough Inninness again, especially now, to bolster his resolve before he completed this all-important, perilous journey.
75	readily	Adverb	C1	3074	3	Pony looked at Avelyn, suddenly very appreciative of the training he had given her with the magical stones but somewhat surprised that she could call forth the magic of this cat's eye so readily.
76	sorrow	Noun	A2	3075	2	To untwist hearts from grasping sorrow,
77	repair	Verb	A2	3076	2	That meant gathering wood and tending the fires, repairing the cabins-which always seemed to need repair!
78	male	Noun	A2	3077	2	One time Elbryan had made the mistake of catching Jilseponie without his male companions nearby, and of tugging too hard on her yellow mane to prove the point of his capture.
79	shapely	Adverb	A2	3078	2	She was in her mid-teens, but had the shapely body of a woman five years older.
80	formal	Adjective	A2	3079	2	The four monks were on deck when Bunkus Smealy informed them that they would have no formal duties that day, that they might go about their business.
81	illness	Noun	A2	3080	2	The last few years had been hard on her, one illness after another.
82	arrangement	Noun	A2	3081	2	There were several complaints about this arrangement at first, mostly from the older boys who thought that they
83	tomb	Noun	A2	3082	2	Thus, Elbryan and Pony walked away from Avelyn's chosen grave, from Tuntun's last breath, from Bradwarden's tomb.
84	everywhere	Adverb	A2	3083	2	Goblins swarmed everywhere, and Pony spotted at least two other giants, fifteen feet tall and perhaps a thousand pounds of chiseled muscle.
85	vest	Noun	A2	3084	2	He tore off his overcoat and pulled open his leather vest, quickly unbuttoning the sleeves of his white shirt.
86	aching	Adjective	A2	3085	2	Avelyn sighed deeply and put his aching arms into motion.
87	figuring	Noun	A2	3086	2	So Elbryan stood back from it all, figuring it to be one of those dangers for the villagers to work out on their own.
88	favorite	Noun	A2	3087	2	Master Jojonah talked constantly, though he said nothing of interest - slight remarks about the weather, a storm that had hit twenty years before, the passing of his favorite baker in the town of St.-Mere-Abelle, a surprisingly off-color remark about the man's "lusty" wife.
89	brilliantly	Adverb	A2	3088	2	It filled every corner, every crack in every stone, and reflected brilliantly off the glass covers of the many cases set about the room, and off their contents, as well, hundreds and hundreds of polished stones.
90	unlock	Verb	A2	3089	2	Jill had never even heard of the magic stones before, let alone used one, but now she felt as if she could handle them fairly well, as if their secrets had been unlocked to her in the blink of an eye.
91	instructor	Noun	A2	3090	2	For the first time since they had entered the room, there was no reverence in Master Jojonah's voice, just the dry lecturing tone of an instructor.
92	thickly	Adverb	A2	3091	2	Pony only saw a couple from this angle, a goblin and an older woman, but the stench of death hung as thickly in the air as the smoke from the fires.
93	circling	Adjective	A2	3092	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.
94	spoon	Noun	A2	3093	2	In her hand she clutched her heavy wooden spoon.
95	variety	Noun	A2	3094	2	They learned how to tie ropes in a variety of ways, knots necessary for the many uses aboard a sailing vessel.
96	knot	Noun	A2	3095	2	They learned how to tie ropes in a variety of ways, knots necessary for the many uses aboard a sailing vessel.
97	brightness	Noun	A2	3096	2	Pony and Avelyn had underestimated the distance and camped outside Weedy Meadow that night, the monk reasoning that it would be better for them to go into town with such grim warnings during the brightness of day.
98	sunrise	Noun	A2	3097	2	He noted that the sky had turned a funny color, a purplish, rosy hue the likes of which Avelyn had only seen at sunrise or sunset, and then only on the appropriate horizon.
99	pet	Noun	A2	3098	2	He was to watch the night sky, to learn every twinkle of light, to become so familiar with the visible stars that he would not only know their given names but also might create pet names of his own for them.
100	factor	Noun	A2	3099	2	Was their mission the overriding factor here, for if they attacked and were beaten back, killed, or captured, then who would go on to the smoking mountain to stand against the demon dactyl?
101	gleam	Noun	A2	3100	2	Father Abbot Markwart appeared wickedly intense, the gleam in his eyes seeming almost maniacal, and certainly frightening.