booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-24.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	slaughter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2301	4	And what of those youngsters who had been slaughtered on the hill?
3	attentive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2302	4	Tuntun thought the boy might be calling to his mount, but Juraviel, who had been more attentive to the boy and his relationships, knew the truth.
4	methodically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2303	4	Cat ignored it and methodically placed the mugs on the table.
5	rivalry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2304	4	It seemed to Avelyn as if he had fallen into the middle of a running rivalry between the two older men.
6	petty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2305	4	But with no time for such petty problems, the ranger had dismissed the incident.
7	nighttime	Noun	UNKNOWN	2306	4	The short, stocky man went at the martial training as eagerly as Avelyn went at the nighttime studies.
8	strict	Adjective	B2	2307	4	Even his strict rules for duty had relaxed within the week, Pireth Tulme reverting to its typical partying ways.
9	serene	Adjective	B2	2308	4	The spirit was waiting for him, serene in the depths of the mirror.
10	staring	Noun	B2	2309	4	It had come so fluidly, so fast, that Elbryan was still staring at the elf when he heard the third arrow hit.
11	maniacal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2310	4	Father Abbot Markwart appeared wickedly intense, the gleam in his eyes seeming almost maniacal, and certainly frightening.
12	depression	Noun	B2	2311	4	Just inside, Elbryan noted the hooflike depression of the centaur's track.
13	sear	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2312	4	All the world was blackness, was searing heat and unbearable agony, and Quintall knew no more.
14	verge	Noun	UNKNOWN	2313	4	And so it was with a true jumble of emotions, a purely teenage churning of confusion, fear and warmth, happiness and the verge of terror, that the young woman, no longer Cat-the-Stray, drifted off to a sleep of the sweetest dreams and the starkest nightmares.
15	exertion	Singular	UNKNOWN	2314	4	Then came a sound not so far below them, a deep breath as one might take after great exertion.
16	bathe	Verb	UNKNOWN	2315	4	Elbryan realized that he was bathed in a cold sweat.
17	scowl	Noun	UNKNOWN	2316	4	Elbryan's scowl melted away in curiosity.
18	unpreparedness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2317	4	All of it: the cancer that had grown in his world, the unpreparedness, the ungodliness of St.-Mere-Abelle.
19	lush	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2318	4	Gray became green as they closed, lush vegetation thick on the slopes.
20	unseen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2319	4	Up on the balcony, unseen by the victim and his pair of torturers, Master Jojonah sighed and shook his head.
21	replay	Verb	UNKNOWN	2320	4	He forced himself to remember Dundalis, to replay the horror, that he might find a fighting edge.
22	promising	Adjective	B2	2321	4	Despite the promising events, the demon now paced about its obsidian throne anxiously.
23	detachment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2322	4	Certainly an emotional detachment would prove healthier for this young human who had been through so much and who had so many more trying experiences ahead of him.
24	icy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2323	4	Winter's icy grip weakened at last, more than three weeks after the vernal equinox.
25	wad	Verb	UNKNOWN	2324	4	He picked up his basket, cursed when one pant leg slipped down into the water, then waded out through the reeds.
26	deceivingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2325	4	The stream flowed around one of the deceivingly high rises, turning out of sight just a couple dozen yards from where he stood.
27	groin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2326	4	A shift of the angle sent his staff poking straight up, smacking the man's groin.
28	lick	Verb	UNKNOWN	2327	4	There came a bright flash and then the monk lay still, low flames licking his lifeless body.
29	agility	Noun	UNKNOWN	2328	4	A combination of strength and agility, a balanced, thinking warrior.
30	load	Noun	B2	2329	4	His legs grew strong and agile from carrying loads and dodging traps.
31	erase	Verb	UNKNOWN	2330	4	The young woman sighed deeply, paused a moment, then consciously worked hard to erase the perpetual frown from her face as she made her way to the three men calling her from the corner table.
32	bustle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2331	4	The moment ended all too soon, Cat-the-Stray tuning back to the bustle of the lively room about her.
33	apology	Noun	B2	2332	4	Cat suffered the inevitable apology, the insincere man only offering it at the end of his twisted arm.
34	populous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2333	4	The real challenge lay in the south, in the most prosperous and populous kingdom, in Honce-the-Bear.
35	predicament	Noun	UNKNOWN	2334	4	The reminder of Jill's predicament bolstered the monk's failing courage.
36	pelt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2335	4	Then came the long journey, tagging along with a merchant caravan that had swapped crafted items to the people of the small frontier village in exchange for pelts and great trees that would be used as masts for the sailing ships built in Palmaris.
37	orphan	Noun	UNKNOWN	2336	4	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.
38	splinter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2337	4	The leg had splintered in the fall; Cat could see the jagged edge of a bone poking through the skin.
39	garish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2338	4	Adjonas straightened, the blood rushing to his face, making that garish scar seem all the more imposing.
40	baldric	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2339	4	The rest of his dress, though weathered, was rich, particularly a golden brocade and jewel-studded baldric.
41	perilous	Adjective	B2	2340	4	He had to set the ground rules right away or this would be a long and perilous journey indeed.
42	offend	Verb	B2	2341	4	To hear his fellow monks speaking of something as sacred as love in such crude terms did surprise and offend him.
43	impart	Verb	UNKNOWN	2342	4	Quintall seemed disgusted, but Siherton was unbending, silently imparting to the aggravated Quintall that his.
44	mainmast	Noun	UNKNOWN	2343	4	The other end of the rope was fixed to the yard of the mainmast.
45	observe	Verb	B2	2344	4	He had learned to observe the world through the senses of each animal, understood now each creature's fears and needs.
46	elm	Noun	UNKNOWN	2345	4	The giant was near a wide-branching elm with thick, solid limbs.
47	stature	Noun	UNKNOWN	2346	4	Though diminutive in stature, they were said to be stronger than an average man and with incredible stamina.
48	sparring	Noun	UNKNOWN	2347	4	But in the weekly sparring contests, Jill released enough enemies from her memories to carry her through with a ferocity that had astonished her superiors.
49	overrun	Noun	UNKNOWN	2348	4	The monstrous troop in the south had been overrun, so it seemed.
50	abrupt	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2349	4	The would be attacker skidded to an abrupt stop, recognizing the man.
51	pivot	Noun	UNKNOWN	2350	4	The eager young man rushed through the opening, shuffling a few steps past Tallareyish's right flank, then cut a swift pivot, grabbing his pole down low with both hands and sweeping it back.
52	bold	Adjective	B2	2351	4	Avelyn and Pellimar held their breath at the bold words.
53	faraway	Noun	UNKNOWN	2352	4	He had hoped simply to drive the bear faraway into the deeper woodlands.
54	rigging	Noun	UNKNOWN	2353	4	Smealy sent them far out on the yard, and they went easily, hanging under, hand over hand, adjusting the rigging and then sliding down the ropes to stand on the deck right beside the first hand.
55	feathered	Noun	UNKNOWN	2354	4	To the relief of the monks - though Quintall felt a bit of disappointment Adjonas tipped his great feathered hat to the monk and nodded slightly, a clear sign of respect.
56	clasp	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2355	4	They were not clasped, rather, his right hand was cupped, fingers set tight, forearm muscles twitching from the strain.
57	league	Noun	B2	2356	4	For now Avelyn, had his duties, and his goal was growing closer with each gliding league.
58	chewing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2357	4	Quintall would say no more about it, leaving Avelyn chewing his lip in frustration for the rest of the afternoon.
59	smelly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2358	4	A bear or a porcupine or even a smelly skunk might have slipped in here, and it was with great relief that Elbryan found the cave apparently empty, and not so large.
60	solace	Noun	UNKNOWN	2359	4	His only solace came in his many discussions with Master Jojonah, to whom he still felt a bond.
61	nightshirt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2360	4	Pony came through the brush lightly, wearing only a soft silken nightshirt that didn't reach her knees.
62	impose	Verb	B2	2361	4	Adjonas straightened, the blood rushing to his face, making that garish scar seem all the more imposing.
63	forsake	Verb	UNKNOWN	2362	4	He could not do that, could not forsake his duty and the destiny that he had been shown by the Touel'alfar.
64	twirl	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2363	4	Now firmly held in both hands, his staff made a second twirl, then came arching diagonally toward the ground, toward Tuntun.
65	dirk	Noun	UNKNOWN	2364	4	She couldn't even talk, and her dirk, like her sword before it, slipped uselessly from her weakened hand.
66	stabbing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2365	4	Connor thrust against her, but she felt no stabbing point.
67	pluck	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2366	4	She was ripe for the plucking.
68	borne	Noun	UNKNOWN	2367	4	That left only one possibility, an escape borne on translucent wings.
69	remarkable	Adjective	B2	2368	4	And the amount of damage to the house was remarkable.
70	proclamation	Plural	UNKNOWN	2369	4	On those first few occasions, Connor took the rejection personally, as a slight, despite Jill's proclamations otherwise.
71	bartender	Noun	UNKNOWN	2370	4	The man with the broken arm shrugged noncommittally, then turned to the bartender, who likewise had no answers.
72	gown	Noun	UNKNOWN	2371	4	She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal!
73	lazily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2372	4	The ruby, shining with power, arced lazily over the open hatch.
74	prow	Noun	UNKNOWN	2373	4	The barrelboat was moving much more swiftly than it appeared, for it cut no prow wake, as did the Windrunner.
75	tack	Verb	UNKNOWN	2374	4	Adjonas looked up at his sails, then at his crew, tacking frantically to keep them as full of wind as possible.
76	ram	Noun	UNKNOWN	2375	4	Hopefully we will be able to keep our pace swift enough so that the powries' initial ram causes little damage.
77	quarrel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2376	4	Even as Adjonas spoke, a flaming quarrel arched over the taffrail of the Windrunner, slashing into the rear sail.
78	swimmer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2377	4	With their heavy bodies and spindly limbs, powries were not strong swimmers, and Quintall easily overtook the dazed creature, pushing it under the water and gaining a seat atop its shoulders.
79	loincloth	Noun	UNKNOWN	2378	4	The elves prodded and pushed him, finally getting him out of his low tree house wearing only a cloak and a loincloth.
80	dorsal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2379	4	A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring.
81	anxiously	Adverb	B2	2380	4	Up ahead, Avelyn and Pellimar waited anxiously.
82	uncommon	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2381	4	The fan had snagged on some seaweed or on something the caravel had dropped, so the dwarves thought, and it was not so uncommon an occurrence.
83	snapping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2382	4	Pellimar hit it again, a series of three quick left jabs, then brought his right leg up hard, snapping out his foot to connect right under the powrie's jaw.
84	dangle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2383	4	But they got him up to the rail, Quintall grabbing Pellimar and hauling the man onto the deck, Avelyn dangling dangerously low.
85	dissipate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2384	4	The excitement on the Windrunner did not dissipate until the powries were left far behind.
86	bunch	Noun	B2	2385	4	The folk of Dundalis were, a hardy bunch, not shying from the occasional fight.
87	spray	Verb	UNKNOWN	2386	4	Cold winds and stinging spray buffeted the crew.
88	decree	Noun	UNKNOWN	2387	4	It was a strange decree, one that caught Avelyn so much by surprise that he hardly noticed Quintall had openly proclaimed the name of the island.
89	mutiny	Noun	UNKNOWN	2388	4	Quintall realized that shooting the desperate man in front of the crew would likely cause a mutiny.
90	salve	Noun	UNKNOWN	2389	4	Pony looked at Bradwarden, but the centaur was smiling widely, the healing salves already at work under the red bandage.
91	dispatch	Verb	UNKNOWN	2390	4	The cool and callous, way Quintall had dispatched the man, had murdered a human being, shook gentle Avelyn to his very bones.
92	loved	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2391	4	The thought that Dansally had never loved caught Avelyn off his guard and settled him back for a bit.
93	silhouette	Plural	UNKNOWN	2392	4	And beyond the masses loomed a single dark silhouette, a conical mountain tipped by a steady stream of dark smoke.
94	ignite	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2393	4	Another ball of flaming pitch soared out from the monastery, skipping in along the starboard rail of the vessel, igniting the mainsail into one tremendous flame.
95	ballista	Noun	UNKNOWN	2394	4	The barrage intensified, more pitch, great heavy stones, and giant ballista bolts battering the ill-fated craft.
96	sizzle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2395	4	But then came the worst thing of all - a hissing, sizzling noise.
97	succumb	Verb	UNKNOWN	2396	4	The blackness will not fall complete until the last free human spirit has succumbed.
98	mend	Verb	UNKNOWN	2397	4	Pellimar would carry scars forever, but surely he had mended.
99	coil	Noun	UNKNOWN	2398	4	He was heading back for his physical coil when he realized that time was against him.
100	magnetite	Verb	UNKNOWN	2399	4	It hit with a tremendous, thump, jerking the behemoth from the ground, and then, to Avelyn's amazement, for he had never really used magnetite before, the second giant in line shuddered violently as well.
101	extraordinary	Adjective	B2	2400	4	It was vespers, so few were about to observe the master and the guard, bearing his extraordinary burden, as they made their way to the abbey roof overlooking All Saints Bay.