booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-30.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	pliable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2901	3	Elbryan thought on that for a moment, particularly on Juraviel's last claim that the plants were pliable.
3	praise	Verb	B2	2902	3	Juraviel praised him once, then started away, Elbryan in tow.
4	stripe	Noun	UNKNOWN	2903	3	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.
5	scrub	Noun	UNKNOWN	2904	3	Every time his concentration wavered even a bit, his arrow flew wide of the mark, disappearing into the forest scrub.
6	demise	Noun	UNKNOWN	2905	3	In so pointedly reminding Elbryan and the others of the higher goal, the centaur helped them to put Tuntun's demise in proper perspective.
7	tilt	Verb	UNKNOWN	2906	3	Elbryan tilted back his head, considering the stars, the few rushing clouds.
8	tied	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2907	3	A quick tug showed Elbryan that it was tied off a short distance up the ledge.
9	don	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2908	3	With a trusting nod, the woman donned the mask, as did Elbryan, the ranger eyeing Pony all the while, admiring her gumption.
10	territory	Noun	B2	2909	3	However, Elbryan was not in any human settlement, not in any land claimed by his kind, and quite possibly was within the boundaries of goblin territory.
11	justify	Verb	B2	2910	3	If that was the case, would he be justified in waging battle with these six?
12	begrudge	Verb	UNKNOWN	2911	3	Elbryan didn't really begrudge the man his excitement, though.
13	swath	Noun	UNKNOWN	2912	3	The beast had run off from the farmhouse, creating a swath of devastation through the brush, even knocking over small trees, venting a rage that the ranger had never before witnessed in an animal.
14	muzzle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2913	3	He waited a while to make sure that it would not stir, then moved to its muzzle, lifting its upper lip.
15	swordsman	Noun	UNKNOWN	2914	3	Avelyn, grasping at the opening, was quick to retrieve Tempest, but he was no swordsman.
16	brew	Verb	UNKNOWN	2915	3	What fool brewed such a magic as that?
17	overbalanced	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2916	3	Now he launched his attack, dropping down to one knee, slapping his staff across to catch the inside of the overbalanced man's leg.
18	cauldron	Noun	UNKNOWN	2917	3	The ranger went around to the back and dumped out the cauldron of poison.
19	shortage	Noun	B2	2918	3	Has no shortage of money, I can assure you!
20	loin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2919	3	He wore only a loincloth and stood defensively, shoulders hunched, arms crossed to cover his belly and loins.
21	accustom	Verb	UNKNOWN	2920	3	And Maiyer Dek, among the largest of his giant kind, was not accustomed to being dwarfed.
22	emblem	Noun	UNKNOWN	2921	3	The three went back to the trap first, Paulson unceremoniously cutting the goblin down, then slicing off its ears and putting them in a pouch, pausing only to note that the creature was surprisingly well armed for one of its kind and that it wore an insignia on its leather jerkin, a black emblem of a batlike creature on a light gray background.
23	stolen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2922	3	The only concern any in St.-Mere-Abelle's hierarchy held about the stolen stones was for the giant amethyst crystal, and that only because it was a stone whose magic they had not yet deciphered.
24	ramble	Verb	UNKNOWN	2923	3	Elbryan merely smiled and let the centaur ramble on and on, considering the creature's words carefully so that he could discover many hints about Bradwarden.
25	brisk	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2924	3	By all reports, the weather was better on the northern side of the Gulf of Corona, more alive, with brisk winds and a greater change of the season.
26	grapnel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2925	3	Jill first tried to dislodge the grapnel, but found that it was too tightly secured, with too much weight on the heavy line.
27	protrude	Verb	UNKNOWN	2926	3	A long arrow protruded from its back, an arrow with fletchings familiar to the woman.
28	outdistance	Verb	UNKNOWN	2927	3	The powrie, apparently realizing that it could not possibly outdistance the long-legged human, skidded to a stop arid turned about, a gleaming, serrated sword in hand.
29	struggling	Noun	B2	2928	3	Jill started to climb into the boat, but had to stop and turn to strike again at the struggling powrie.
30	straggler	Plural	UNKNOWN	2929	3	Jill found herself circumventing the town and approaching it from the west, not from the east the way any stragglers fleeing Pireth Tulme would.
31	avenge	Noun	UNKNOWN	2930	3	Few in Dundalis would have left even if they knew a goblin force was coming to avenge the goblin that had been killed by the hunting party.
32	dire	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2931	3	Before she entered, a familiar voice, raised in dire warning, assaulted her.
33	sift	Verb	UNKNOWN	2932	3	Elbryan absorbed all their words, sifted through their suggestions.
34	assistance	Noun	B2	2933	3	But it was too late; he had pushed past the fear and into the realm of anger, and when the barkeep called for assistance, the man found no shortage of volunteers.
35	sourly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2934	3	Jill regarded him sourly, then rose and offered an arm.
36	lamb	Noun	UNKNOWN	2935	3	Juicy lamb and thick cuts of venison buried in brown sauces and mushrooms, oranges that exploded in a shower of juice as soon as the integrity of their peels was breached, and large, round, yellow melons that the monk had never before seen but that were sweeter than anything he had ever tasted.
37	mirth	Noun	UNKNOWN	2936	3	They laughed again, all the louder, using the very sound of mirth as a shield against tears.
38	joined	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2937	3	They were joined and the monk fed as a vampire would feed.
39	mixed	Adjective	B2	2938	3	It was with mixed feelings that Jill followed Brother Avelyn into Palmaris.
40	ensure	Verb	B2	2939	3	Elbryan gathered up Paulson and Chipmunk and called to Juraviel, the four moving out from the gathering to ensure the goblins were not rallying for any counterattack.
41	snore	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2940	3	As if on cue, the snoozing monk rolled over and snored loudly.
42	detect	Infinitive	B2	2941	3	Only two short days later, Brother Justice used his Dragon Sight stone to detect the use of strong magic, coming from the northeastern quarter of the city, the high ground of rich houses overlooking the Masur Delaval.
43	breadth	Noun	UNKNOWN	2942	3	Its armies, led by Maiyer Dek and Kos-kosio Begulne were pressing fast for Palmaris, while Ubba Banrock's northern force had crossed the breadth of Alpinador, right to the coast, cutting the northern kingdom in half.
44	instantly	Adverb	B2	2943	3	The glow went away instantly, but the arm remained, extended.
45	din	Verb	UNKNOWN	2944	3	"But not until we have dined," Dosey said, falling back in his chair.
46	captive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2945	3	Elbryan looked down to his diminutive captive.
47	plausible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2946	3	But Brother Justice needed the merchant, as well, or at least it seemed plausible that the man might aid the monk in his all-important quest.
48	wry	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2947	3	Elbryan turned a wry gaze on the centaur.
49	appreciated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2948	3	The huge man had never appreciated Belster's relationship with the strange Nightbird and had said so often and loudly.
50	converse	Noun	UNKNOWN	2949	3	Yes, Elbryan would like to converse with Pony, to see her again, to remember that innocent time when patrolling was play and nightmares were not real.
51	herd	Noun	UNKNOWN	2950	3	Who might this leader of the herd be to inspire such uncharacteristic respect from cocky Bradwarden?
52	unerringly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2951	3	The monk fell back, nearly toppling, as the stone suddenly zipped away, flying unerringly for the armored chest of the giant closest behind Bradwarden.
53	tutor	Noun	UNKNOWN	2952	3	Over the next couple of weeks, as they marched along the trails, Avelyn showed Jill just how much he had come to trust her, for he began formally tutoring her in the ways of the stones.
54	evergreens	Verb	UNKNOWN	2953	3	Elkenbrook was a village not unlike Dundalis or Weedy Meadow, except that, being on the western border of Alpinador, it was a colder place, with more hardy evergreens and fewer deciduous trees.
55	whinny	Verb	UNKNOWN	2954	3	The stallion pawed the ground, then reared and whinnied.
56	muscled	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2955	3	Symphony had gone perfectly still, his head raised high, his magnificent, muscled chest presented openly to the two men.
57	urgent	Adjective	B2	2956	3	The kiss became more urgent, and gradually Pony's fears melted away, swept up in the sudden torrent of passion that overcame her.
58	reclusive	Adjective	B2	2957	3	It is likely that most of the giants, normally reclusive beasts, will turn back for their mountain homes, far from the villages of humans.
59	resonate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2958	3	Jill's deep breath resonated like a growl and she turned, pulling free of the monk, staring hard at the tavern, at its stone foundation.
60	barricade	Noun	UNKNOWN	2959	3	Normally the goblins would have come in as a mob, a rushing horde, barreling past the trees and scrub, throwing themselves wildly against the pickets and barricades.
61	maraud	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2960	3	Often marauding goblins would send in a messenger before the attack to ask for surrender, to barter for a bribe, warning that battle would otherwise be joined.
62	nook	Noun	UNKNOWN	2961	3	More images came rushing to her as soon as she sat in the nook of those pines.
63	rowdy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2962	3	The dwarf was telling some rowdy story, the two goblins laughing riotously at every grotesque detail.
64	contort	Verb	UNKNOWN	2963	3	Tol bowed his head, his face contorting as he struggled, pragmatism against conscience.
65	brawl	Noun	UNKNOWN	2964	3	The ranger elbowed through the brawl, blocking punches whenever necessary, felling with three shortened blows yet another villager who tried to pounce upon him.
66	adversary	Noun	UNKNOWN	2965	3	Hardly thinking of the motion, knowing only that he could not lose this advantage against so deadly an adversary, Elbryan popped the feathered tip onto his Weapon and bent it low, quickly setting the bowstring.
67	outcropping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2966	3	Elbryan scrambled to get to the spot, saw the monk land heavily atop one rocky outcropping and then tumble right over it, a fifteen-foot plummet to bard stone.
68	moonlit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2967	3	Then he set off, riding hard through the moonlit woods.
69	graze	Verb	UNKNOWN	2968	3	They went off together into the night, finding Symphony in a moonlit field, grazing calmly.
70	jerkin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2969	3	Paulson didn't think too much of it, figuring that the jerkin was stolen anyway.
71	scare	Verb	B2	2970	3	But a bloody cap tossed in their midst, proof that powries were in the region, might scare more than a few folk from their homes, might send them running down the road to the south.
72	extended	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2971	3	The glow went away instantly, but the arm remained, extended.
73	improvise	Verb	UNKNOWN	2972	3	Always ready to improvise, Elbryan eased his muscles and ran straight ahead into the dwarf, turning his staff to smash its tip into the dwarf's face once more.
74	unearthly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2973	3	And given the unearthly strength of the dwarf, Elbryan wondered if the creature might actually do so!
75	pitchfork	Noun	UNKNOWN	2974	3	Pony grabbed a pitchfork from one of the men nearby and ran to the eastern gate, bravely throwing it open.
76	hoofbeats	Noun	UNKNOWN	2975	3	A moment later came the thunder of hoofbeats to the east, many hoofbeats accompanied by the screams of those unfortunate goblins caught in front of the wild horse stampede.
77	avalanche	Noun	UNKNOWN	2976	3	Though she didn't understand its source, Tuntun watched the growing spectacle of the fiery avalanche with satisfaction.
78	stomp	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2977	3	The ranger found a giant coming hard his way, stomping across the village, outraged and already hurt by one of the monk's lightning blasts.
79	shawno	Noun	UNKNOWN	2978	3	The boy from End-o'-the-World, Shawno, had been of little help, but Elbryan remained convinced that it was indeed the Touel'alfar who had rescued that fleeing group from the monstrous hordes.
80	unblinking	Verb	UNKNOWN	2979	3	Paulson stared at him long and hard, finally relenting under the ranger's unblinking stare.
81	rustle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2980	3	Pony was honored, and she moved to kiss Elbryan again, but a rustle at the side caught her attention.
82	dome	Noun	UNKNOWN	2981	3	He moved slowly and carefully about the field, building domes of snow the size of his two cupped hands.
83	extinguish	Verb	UNKNOWN	2982	3	The fire on that particular dwarf was indeed extinguished as a huge booted foot crushed the diminutive creature flat.
84	sanctuary	Noun	UNKNOWN	2983	3	The three trappers were at a loss; Brother Avelyn could think of no sanctuary closer than St.
85	slush	Noun	UNKNOWN	2984	3	A drenching rain fell all about the region, turning the last of the snow to slush and softening the ground.
86	invading	Adjective	B2	2985	3	Tuntun and a couple of others had remained in the area, though, to continue their survey of the invading army.
87	occupied	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2986	3	It was as they had feared the monsters using the occupied towns as base and supply camps while they sent their dark tendrils further south, first in probes, but soon, so Paulson believed, in great numbers.
88	advancing	Adjective	B2	2987	3	The remaining band would cease its hit-and-hide warfare and concentrate on getting all the folk to safer points in the south, trying to parallel the advancing army without engaging it.
89	wedge	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2988	3	He was in a sitting position, wedged in tightly against the hard trunk.
90	focused	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2989	3	It was not a difficult enchantment, actually; and one that powerful Avelyn could maintain with the focused sunstone for h very long time without severely taxing his energies for other magics.
91	unsteady	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2990	3	Several humans had been injured, as had Bradwarden - though the tough centaur thought little of his cuts and bruises - and Avelyn returned to them shortly, on unsteady legs, carrying the worst headache the monk had ever known.
92	cracking	Noun	B2	2991	3	Bestesbulzibar began a long, slow chant in a language the spirit did not understand, a guttural, cracking language of clicks and sounds that could only be equated with an old man clearing his phlegm-filled throat.
93	devour	Verb	UNKNOWN	2992	3	Not a sound came from about the beast as, clothing and all, the dactyl devoured the torn skin of Gothra.
94	scour	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2993	3	Lower went the demon, and slower, turning tight circles, sharp eyes scouring the terrain, keen ears tuning to every sound.
95	serenity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2994	3	It was a cruel lie: the quiet, the serenity, the spring breeze.
96	jutting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2995	3	Elbryan scanned in that direction, but had to move out from his rock even to spot the jutting stone.
97	crackling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2996	3	Pony's graphite defeated that maneuver, though, sent a crackling bolt of energy along the monster's inner thighs that left it swaying, legs widespread, as the woman worked her way out the back.
98	deafen	Verb	UNKNOWN	2997	3	The ominous growling increased tenfold, a hundredfold, deafening Avelyn, blocking the sounds of the dactyl's shrieks.
99	horn	Noun	C1	2998	3	Neither did that hair hide the creature's horns, thumb sized and curling in toward each other at the top of the demon's brow.
100	devastate	Verb	C1	2999	3	Every part of the demon was a weapon, devastating and deadly.
101	rally	Verb	C1	3000	3	It cursed aloud the name of Terranen Dinoniel, who had rallied the humans and the elves, chasing the dactyl's armies back to the base of this mountain, Aida.