booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-19.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	foolhardy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1801	6	He knew that it was foolhardy for him to go out, but how could he not?
3	yach	Noun	UNKNOWN	1802	6	You cannot outrun us, yach you cannot, nor can you hope to give a, fight.
4	wail	Noun	B2	1803	6	The dwarf lifted its sword, grinning evilly, and let out a wail that shook Avelyn to the marrow of his bones :as he lay prone not far away.
5	increasingly	Adverb	B2	1804	6	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
6	blame	Verb	B2	1805	6	The crew were blaming the monks for their discomfort, for this whole journey.
7	outline	Noun	B2	1806	6	Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.
8	regret	Verb	B2	1807	6	Now, finally, Avelyn could face his destiny with no regrets for the path that had led him to this place.
9	philosophy	Noun	B2	1808	6	Elbryan's lessons had turned more toward philosophy during the fall and winter of God's Year 821 to 822, and he had learned that even the simplest questions carried, many layers of subtle meanings.
10	cavalry	Noun	UNKNOWN	1809	6	Out from the gaps in the line came the next surprise, a goblin cavalry, the diminutive creatures astride shaggy ponies.
11	commander	Noun	B2	1810	6	Perhaps he was trying to be the levelheaded commander, but to Jill, it came off as condescending.
12	gel	Noun	UNKNOWN	1811	6	The twirling elf tossed several puffs of powder upon the plant, then bent low and with some reddish gel painted a stripe around the base of the stem just an inch or two from the ground.
13	archery	Noun	UNKNOWN	1812	6	There remained, however, the matter of Elbryan's prize for winning the archery contest.
14	signpost	Noun	UNKNOWN	1813	6	I took my frustrations out on the signpost, I admit, tearing off the lowest board, the scribbled references to the original village.
15	bronze	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1814	6	These two behemoths weren't going for him however, but for the bronze doors.
16	fearfully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1815	6	Untamed, uncontrollable, fearfully strong.
17	plateau	Noun	UNKNOWN	1816	6	That night, they camped on a high plateau, which they agreed to be the most defensible position in the area.
18	untamed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1817	6	Untamed, uncontrollable, fearfully strong.
19	abandon	Verb	B2	1818	6	Frustrated, the ranger abandoned his bow and ran on, sword in hand.
20	southland	Noun	UNKNOWN	1819	6	That realization bolstered Avelyn's strength, and he turned away, the southlands wide before him.
21	roan	Noun	UNKNOWN	1820	6	Pony came riding in then on a roan mare, one of several wild horses that would allow themselves to be ridden.
22	kosio	Noun	UNKNOWN	1821	6	The demon nodded, seeming pleased, and Kos-kosio stood a bit straighter.
23	humanity	Noun	C1	1822	6	These three, for all their faults and all their vocal protests, carried some degree of humanity within them.
24	endlessly	Adverb	C1	1823	6	It was difficult, exhausting work, repeated every day, endlessly.
25	soak	Verb	C1	1824	6	Just the goblins and a lone giant, slumped together, soaked in blood from the many small wounds on each corpse.
26	screw	Verb	C1	1825	6	Elbryan screwed up his face and shrugged.
27	gravity	Noun	C1	1826	6	It surprised Elbryan that adults would act that way, especially considering the gravity of the situation.
28	skeptically	Adverb	C1	1827	6	Pony eyed him skeptically.
29	concede	Verb	C1	1828	6	Paulson appeared vindicated, but Elbryan wasn't ready to concede that the man's words were true.
30	charm	Verb	C1	1829	6	Why, even the practiced whores of House Battlebrow were losing their charms for him!
31	confirmation	Singular	C1	1830	6	Cat blushed fiercely, all the confirmation Pettibwa needed.
32	magically	Adverb	C1	1831	6	It was magically based; the monk could feel that keenly.
33	pragmatic	Adjective	C1	1832	6	Lady Dasslerond was merciful, the elf knew, but she was, above that, pragmatic and protective of her realm.
34	prey	Noun	C1	1833	6	Finally, the stinging ended, and the fomorian tried to move forward, back toward its prey.
35	loyalty	Noun	C1	1834	6	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
36	ray	Noun	C1	1835	6	A slanting ray cut in through the smoke, a single shaft of light that beckoned the girl back to the land of the living.
37	overwhelming	Adjective	C1	1836	6	The monk felt an overwhelming urge then to do as the demon had asked, to admit Bestesbulzibar's beauty.
38	devastation	Singular	C1	1837	6	Now Elbryan steeled himself against the scene of devastation.
39	peak	Noun	C1	1838	6	Then he came upon the mountains, whipping through passes, over peaks, to a plateau he had seen before above a vast encampment between the black arms of a smoking mountain.
40	condescending	Adjective	C1	1839	6	Cat-the-Stray bit her lip, not liking his condescending tone.
41	plunge	Verb	C1	1840	6	It was always cold; the boy didn't know why he even bothered testing it each morning before plunging in.
42	conscience	Singular	C1	1841	6	The monk looked in turn at each of them and nodded, then walked off to be alone with his conscience and his courage.
43	odds	Noun	C1	1842	6	Avelyn's blast did much to even the odds, leaving only two giants and a score of powries against Elbryan's thirty.
44	exaggerate	Verb	C1	1843	6	To the child Elbryan, this had been the place of wildly exaggerated fireside tales.
45	surrender	Verb	C1	1844	6	The dwarf caught the gem securely, but surrendered his hold on the ladder.
46	presume	Verb	C1	1845	6	Suddenly this holy place, this place he had presumed prepared by the Touel'alfar themselves, seemed to him no sanctuary at all.
47	mask	Noun	C1	1846	6	For Jill, her face was a mask of paint and false smiles.
48	cautiously	Adverb	C1	1847	6	Pellimar reached the drifting boat first, pulling himself cautiously up its slick, rounded side.
49	spine	Noun	C1	1848	6	A shudder coursed down Avelyn's spine.
50	reminder	Noun	C1	1849	6	Still, despite the prominent reminders of his position, Elbryan's smile was genuine.
51	forge	Verb	C1	1850	6	I only hope that she comes to accept our fate and that she desires to forge ahead in the best manner that we may.
52	dilemma	Noun	C1	1851	6	All too soon, they were faced with a dilemma: light the torch or walk on in near-complete darkness.
53	greet	Verb	A2	1852	5	A way goes Nightbird, the forest to greet
54	happily	Adverb	A2	1853	5	"Another!" Pony added happily, and she clapped her hands with glee as more came into view.
55	holder	Noun	A2	1854	5	If the barrelboat got by the net holders, for example, they would never catch up and Adjonas couldn't turn about for them.
56	surprising	Adjective	A2	1855	5	A part of him wanted to turn away, but another part, a larger and surprising part, would not let him move.
57	typical	Adjective	A2	1856	5	A fomorian, Avelyn realized with a very visible shudder, in the typical battle dress of its warlike race.
58	ability	Noun	A2	1857	5	The one obvious lead fruitless, Brother Justice had to turn to his magic, to the carbuncle, a stone also called Dragon Sight for its ability to detect things magical.
59	brain	Noun	A2	1858	5	Elbryan saw the bright red gash, the white of split bone, the grayish brain.
60	heap	Noun	A2	1859	5	And then Olwan came flying back into sight, falling in a broken heap on the road right in the midst of the valiant fighters.
61	surprisingly	Adverb	A2	1860	5	Elbryan's sword was up against the creature's side, had cut in a bit, but the angle was wrong, and the goblin's grip surprisingly strong, preventing the boy from driving the weapon home.
62	dash	Verb	A2	1861	5	She looked back at the small boat, even then being dashed against the rocks, tossed about by the powerful surf.
63	scrambling	Adjective	A2	1862	5	Stones burst outward; Elbryan skipped back up the slope a few scrambling steps and dove to the ground.
64	burrow	Verb	A2	1863	5	The fomorian staggered once, twice, and then again, as the bolts burrowed in, one on top of the other, a dozen on top of the previous dozen.
65	surprised	Adjective	A2	1864	5	Cat-the-Stray was more than a little surprised, and embarrassed, when her would-be rescuer ventured into the Way the following week.
66	sore	Adjective	A2	1865	5	The young man settled on the edge of his cot, head bowed, hands resting on his sore thighs.
67	seriousness	Noun	A2	1866	5	"Brother Avelyn," the master said in all seriousness a moment later,
68	dry	Adjective	A2	1867	5	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.
69	dusk	Noun	A2	1868	5	Sometime later, as dusk descended, Pony's senses warned her that she was not alone.
70	original	Adjective	A2	1869	5	Suddenly he held the spear, aimed right back at its original wielder.
71	bruise	Noun	A2	1870	5	He noted bruises on her legs, his eyes drawn down despite his good intentions.
72	speaker	Noun	A2	1871	5	Somehow he knew the speaker was not human, that no human voice could chime so sweetly, so perfectly.
73	fashion	Verb	A2	1872	5	Elbryan caught the staff firmly in his left hand and extended that arm out in similar fashion so that the other flanking goblin was poked away.
74	fix	Verb	A2	1873	5	The other end of the rope was fixed to the yard of the mainmast.
75	snarl	Noun	A2	1874	5	The monk snarled in defiance and kicked at the heavy door.
76	error	Noun	A2	1875	5	For a moment, I admit, I even held fast a fantasy that my memory of the destruction, of the carnage, was in error.
77	brightly	Adverb	A2	1876	5	Pony looked helplessly at her diamond, then wondered if she could make the light shine so brightly that this creature of darkness could not withstand it.
78	comfortable	Adjective	A2	1877	5	The pair met day after day, each time growing more comfortable.
79	transport	Verb	A2	1878	5	Given the powers of hematite, might this have been some transport for Quintall's soul?
80	rumble	Noun	A2	1879	5	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.
81	evidence	Singular	A2	1880	5	Even without the very prominent evidence that she could defend herself, Jill believed that Presso would not try anything.
82	resting	Adjective	A2	1881	5	Soon after, the man was resting as comfortably as possible, and Avelyn left the room.
83	missing	Adjective	A2	1882	5	With a growl, proud Elbryan put up his bow and let fly, missing everything this time.
84	contain	Verb	A2	1883	5	But Avelyn's expression of joy, of victory, was short-lived, for the stone could not contain such energy, and it threw it out, dispersed as green smoke into the air, the sheer force of the expulsion throwing Elbryan and Avelyn backward into Pony and Bradwarden, the resulting smoke filling the corridor.
85	birch	Noun	A2	1884	5	Elbryan recognized the black, sappy poison, a pain - inducing product of a rare black birch tree.
86	driving	Noun	A2	1885	5	The powrie slammed her hard from behind, driving her into the bent beam.
87	helm	Noun	A2	1886	5	Out stepped the giant, Togul Dek, still wearing no helm, its huge features twisted with rage.
88	pale	Verb	B1	1887	5	A blanket of slushy snow still covered the field, shining blue-white in the pale light of a bright half moon.
89	childhood	Noun	B1	1888	5	That notion inevitably led her back to images of her own childhood, of her mother ...
90	undergrowth	Noun	B1	1889	5	The ground about the trees caught the morning light and held it fast, for the undergrowth was not dark but was white and thick, a padding of caribou moss.
91	battling	Noun	B1	1890	5	Never losing the slightest edge of balance, Elbryan's muscles worked in perfect harmony, perfect fluidity, none battling, flexing and complementing each move.
92	nudge	PastTense	B1	1891	5	After a long moment, Tuntun nudged him roughly.
93	iron	Noun	B1	1892	5	His chest and shoulders grew broad and thick, and his arms, particularly his forearms, bulged with iron-hard muscles.
94	cruel	Adjective	B1	1893	5	Elbryan started to respond that he had eliminated the cruel traps, but the words were stuck in his throat.
95	connection	Singular	B1	1894	5	Pony dared to reach out then; the connection was too strong to let the moment pass.
96	expected	Adjective	B1	1895	5	He soon came to the expected joining, and, looking ahead, he almost continued on.
97	sinking	Adjective	B1	1896	5	That relief fast transformed into a sinking feeling as Elbryan realized the meaning of this creature's positioning.
98	twisted	Adjective	B1	1897	5	The ugly goblin face, all twisted teeth and long pointy nose, was barely inches from Elbryan's face, and closer still when the creature began to butt the boy.
99	collection	Singular	B1	1898	5	In elven philosophy, the first truth, the basis of reality was that the entire material, physical world was no more than the collection of perceptions by the observer.
100	blocking	Adjective	B1	1899	5	The sword severed that blocking arm cleanly, right above the elbow and slashed across the face of the ducking monster.
101	knuckle	Noun	B1	1900	5	Elbryan clutched the sword hilt so hard his knuckles whitened.