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Bard
poet
Condoning
overlooking; disregarding; ignoring
Edifice
building; structure; construction
Germane
relevant
Ire
anger [irate (a) = very angry]
Munificent
generous; charitable
Perpetuity
eternity
Rant
use bombastic language
Stupefying
astonishing; shocking; stunning into silence
Voluminous
very large; spacious