booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-20.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	snatch	Verb	B1	1901	5	Avelyn tried hard not to eavesdrop, but he did catch snatches of the conversation, mostly Siherton complaining vigorously that this was against strict procedure.
3	murmur	Noun	B1	1902	5	No answer, no hint, just the murmur, an endless string of mysterious whispers.
4	glade	Noun	B1	1903	5	Tuntun nodded and rose unsteadily, then walked from the glade, leaving Elbryan kneeling in the grass.
5	aware	Adjective	B1	1904	5	Elbryan was all too aware of that grim fact.
6	breathless	Adjective	B1	1905	5	Quintall and Thagraine came up breathless after setting the net in place.
7	intelligence	Singular	B1	1906	5	Only then did Elbryan truly appreciate the intelligence of the animal, filtered through a different perspective, perhaps, but no less intense than his own.
8	account	Noun	B1	1907	5	Physically, by all accounts, he was the image of his father in Graevis' younger days, but by Cat's estimation, Grady could not have been more different than Graevis in temperament.
9	embarrassed	Adjective	B1	1908	5	And she was not ashamed, not embarrassed, and no black wings of horrors past swept up about her.
10	court	Verb	B1	1909	5	Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.
11	admire	Gerund	B1	1910	5	How much he loved her, admired her, respected her!
12	unlikely	Adjective	B1	1911	5	A wicked grin widened on the captain's face; he decided to test that unlikely truce.
13	sand	Noun	B1	1912	5	Thagraine was out and running as soon as the small boat brushed its bottom on the black sands of the island beach.
14	entry	Noun	B1	1913	5	Had her disaster with Connor Bildeborough destroyed the man's attempts at entry into the high society?
15	gleaming	Adjective	B1	1914	5	Elbryan stared hard at the lines of gleaming metal.
16	fence	Noun	B1	1915	5	There was an old, broken-down fence on the northern edge of town, formerly a corral, Jill realized, and beyond it was the slope.
17	gallop	Noun	B1	1916	5	Elbryan prodded Symphony into a short gallop, too quickly for the frightened youngster to scramble away.
18	torment	Verb	B1	1917	5	Quintall looked at his demon master; he knew the dactyl had shown him his mortal memories only to torment him.
19	angular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1918	5	Its head, too, was somewhat human, except more angular, with a narrow jaw and pointed chin.
20	pointed	Adjective	B2	1919	5	Avelyn stared incredulously at the demon's angular face, at the fiery eyes, the white, pointed canines.
21	fingernail	Noun	UNKNOWN	1920	5	The demon extended its fingernails, transformed them into hooked claws, and grew its teeth-two pointed canines extending down over its bottom lip.
22	undeniably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1921	5	The young woman was undeniably beautiful, even in her plain barmaid's dress.
23	demonic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1922	5	For the demonic creature in the cave, such questions hardly mattered.
24	wage	Noun	B2	1923	5	What creatures could the dactyl gather this time to wage its war?
25	puncture	Noun	UNKNOWN	1924	5	The only serious wound to either side was the hit to the slain goblin - a spear thrust that had punctured the creature's lung.
26	barrelboats	Noun	UNKNOWN	1925	5	The weather remained hot and clear, and no more barrelboats came into view.
27	trace	Noun	B2	1926	5	In springtime sunshine, of Evil no traces,
28	spill	Verb	B2	1927	5	Candlelight spilled out onto the road, softly illuminating the girl.
29	severely	Adverb	B2	1928	5	Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely.
30	resignedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1929	5	She only sighed, though, and resignedly closed the cabin door.
31	legend	Noun	B2	1930	5	The Forest Ghost was a common legend in the Timberlands.
32	fitting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1931	5	End-o'-the-World, they call it, and a fitting name it seems.
33	gallant	Noun	UNKNOWN	1932	5	Cat-the-Stray had no idea what to respond to the gallant man.
34	animated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1933	5	Whatever her personal problems, the sight of Graevis and Pettibwa so animated and so sincerely happy warmed her heart.
35	bushy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1934	5	The centaur stopped his playing when he spotted his friend, his white smile growing wide within his bushy black beard.
36	feral	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1935	5	The startled, almost feral, reaction of the hunters froze Elbryan in his tracks and sent Pony ducking for cover.
37	bask	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1936	5	Elbryan hardly heard the sharp scolding his father offered, the boy's eyes basking in the sight, moving from the carcass of a caribou buck, to a deer, to a line of coneys, to ...
38	exception	Singular	B2	1937	5	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.
39	promptly	Adverb	B2	1938	5	Avelyn ate a light meal, then shuffled outside and promptly regurgitated it.
40	bluster	Noun	UNKNOWN	1939	5	Elbryan conceded the point, though he still thought Brody Gentle more bluster than truth.
41	chew	Verb	UNKNOWN	1940	5	Elbryan chewed on his lip for a moment, trying to find an appropriate response.
42	nick	Noun	UNKNOWN	1941	5	It wasn't an impressive weapon - its blade showed many nicks and more than a little rust - but it was one of the few real swords in the village.
43	envy	Verb	UNKNOWN	1942	5	Those folk who had survived the bombardment soon envied their dead companions.
44	bore	Verb	UNKNOWN	1943	5	Elbryan looked at Pony, who seemed to be growing quite bored by it all, and motioned to the door.
45	sleeve	Noun	UNKNOWN	1944	5	Twenty-five stood in a line, cloaked in thick brown robes with voluminous sleeves and large hoods that were pulled low to hide their faces.
46	balcony	Noun	UNKNOWN	1945	5	The man hesitated; even from the balcony, Master Jojonah sensed they were near a breakthrough.
47	millennium	Noun	UNKNOWN	1946	5	Bestesbulzibar was confused, had not seen such a display of anti-magic in all its millennia of life.
48	concept	Noun	B2	1947	5	By the time Avelyn was old enough to understand the concept of family, half the children had already moved out of the family house.
49	controlled	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1948	5	He came through the gauntlet without uttering a single sound beyond the range of his controlled, even-toned chant.
50	delight	Noun	B2	1949	5	With a whoop of delight, the other goblins, predictably, came on.
51	tapestry	Noun	UNKNOWN	1950	5	The ceiling was high, the walls covered in grand tapestries, and both the bed and the hearth were of heroic proportions.
52	sentinel	Noun	UNKNOWN	1951	5	The monks were the sentinels of God and yet even they had given in to complacency, to the cancer.
53	gigantic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1952	5	The cave seemed a gigantic caricature of a king's throne room.
54	trim	Verb	UNKNOWN	1953	5	Along one wall stood a gigantic statue, fifteen feet or more, dressed in a heavy leather jacket, trimmed in fur and set with spiked metal plates and heavy iron rings.
55	armed	Adjective	B2	1954	5	Pony wasn't armed, having left her club back at the ridge.
56	recede	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1955	5	He resisted, and the hematite receded dramatically, almost forcing him from the trance.
57	fireside	Noun	UNKNOWN	1956	5	To the child Elbryan, this had been the place of wildly exaggerated fireside tales.
58	emotionally	Adverb	B2	1957	5	That night, Avelyn retired to his room, thoroughly exhausted, both emotionally and physically.
59	obstacle	Noun	B2	1958	5	Their clothes ruffled and seemed more of an obstacle than a necessity.
60	embrace	Noun	B2	1959	5	Jill's heart tugged at her to go out and embrace the woman, to run to Pettibwa as she would have run to her natural mother.
61	insignificant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1960	5	The dactyl laughed at him, mocking his words and his courage, making him feel like an insignificant thing.
62	parallel	Verb	B2	1961	5	The arrows whipped out, not quite parallel, their angle separating them as they flew.
63	fend	Verb	UNKNOWN	1962	5	Tempest flashed left, parried up, went out left again and then right, Elbryan easily fending off the clumsy attacks.
64	bash	Verb	UNKNOWN	1963	5	Singing wildly, the centaur charged in, bashing the monster about the head with his heavy club.
65	mercifully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1964	5	Pony lost sight of her father immediately, mercifully.
66	scoop	Noun	UNKNOWN	1965	5	The centaur tapped one powrie on the head, then scooped up the dazed dwarf and dropped it into a sack.
67	dan	Noun	UNKNOWN	1966	5	Carley dan Aubrey's whimper brought him back to his senses.
68	futile	Noun	UNKNOWN	1967	5	Bradwarden knew that it was futile to argue with the stubborn ranger.
69	offensive	Noun	B2	1968	5	The powrie didn't even flinch, came right back to the offensive with one, two, and then a third swiping attack.
70	terrifying	Adjective	B2	1969	5	That feeling, too, seemed something out of her past, something wonderful and terrifying all at once.
71	gingerly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1970	5	Elbryan fell to his knees, reaching for the wound, gingerly touching the spear and wondering if he should pull it free.
72	unnerve	Verb	UNKNOWN	1971	5	Still, Master Jojonah could see why a student such as Avelyn Desbris would so unnerve Master Siherton.
73	sideways	Noun	UNKNOWN	1972	5	Furious, Elbryan finally launched himself sideways, putting some ground between him and his elusive opponent.
74	humming	Noun	UNKNOWN	1973	5	The air came alive with a strange humming sound.
75	puny	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1974	5	With a yelp, Avelyn skipped to the side, bringing the puny sword up defensively.
76	volley	Noun	UNKNOWN	1975	5	Few folk remained on the wall when the second volley roared in, for they were engaged in tending wounded, in battling flames, and shoring up defensive barricades.
77	midday	Noun	UNKNOWN	1976	5	Now, with a gray morning fast turning to midday outside, Brother Justice had not returned.
78	befit	Noun	UNKNOWN	1977	5	Siherton's features befit his rank of class overseer, the disciplinarian of the newest brothers.
79	debate	Noun	B2	1978	5	True enough, Siherton had to admit, and he understood that he would not win any debate he might wage against the selection of Avelyn as one of the Preparers.
80	initial	Adjective	B2	1979	5	Avelyn's lack of initial response to the news that his mother had died had lent credence to Siherton's complaints.
81	subsequently	Adverb	B2	1980	5	The third time, he held the boy under for what seemed like minutes, and when he brought Elbryan up and subsequently let him go, the stunned boy fell to the ground, gasping desperately.
82	needed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1981	5	Jojonah's explanation for the tour had been weak, some remark about an area that needed cleaning.
83	wondrous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1982	5	Avelyn, who had often spent hours at a time gazing at the wondrous night sky, recognized some of the points.
84	digest	Verb	B2	1983	5	Avelyn hesitated for a moment, trying to digest the newest information.
85	engulf	Verb	UNKNOWN	1984	5	It was expanding before him, engulfing his hands, then his arms.
86	distinctly	Adverb	B2	1985	5	The name Juraviel had given his people, Touel'alfar, had a distinctly familiar ring, and Elbryan was certain he had heard it in conjunction with tales of the elves.
87	humour	Noun	B2	1986	5	Avelyn knew all the uses of all the stones, and gradually he was coming to sensitize his fingers to the magical humours within any stone he touched.
88	reverence	Singular	UNKNOWN	1987	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.
89	unconscious	Adjective	B2	1988	5	Jilseponie understood then that she had been unconscious for a long time.
90	stench	Noun	UNKNOWN	1989	5	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
91	rubble	Noun	UNKNOWN	1990	5	So he ran on, hauling bodies, peeking under rubble, kicking aside piles of dead goblins to see who might be underneath.
92	upright	Noun	UNKNOWN	1991	5	A short distance away, Elbryan sat bolt upright, confused.
93	maiden	Noun	UNKNOWN	1992	5	Elbryan looked at the elf maiden, studied her blue eyes for some hint.
94	sensitive	Adjective	B2	1993	5	Belli'mar Juraviel held his hand up, begging silence, then shifted his sensitive bare feet about on the stone face.
95	nephew	Noun	UNKNOWN	1994	5	No novice in the ways of love, the nephew of Palmaris' baron was surprised and pained but also intrigued.
96	embarrass	Verb	UNKNOWN	1995	5	These weren't particularly nasty traps, designed more to embarrass than to injure.
97	slumber	Noun	UNKNOWN	1996	5	Or had he slumbered right through the next day?
98	defensible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1997	5	That night, they camped on a high plateau, which they agreed to be the most defensible position in the area.
99	overtake	Verb	UNKNOWN	1998	5	But weariness overtook him, caught him where he sat, and brought his eyelids low.
100	slant	Verb	UNKNOWN	1999	5	As if on cue, the burning catapult creaked again and slanted over farther.
101	moonlight	Noun	UNKNOWN	2000	5	Avelyn caught the arm and held it up in the moonlight.