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Edifice

A building of large size

Gravity

Seriousness

Gratis

Without change

Impute

To blame someone

Jaundiced

Yellow color

Melancholy

Sadness

Mirth

Amusement or laughter

Peevish

Annoyed ,cranky

Spurn

Reject/kick/trample

Superfluous

Unneccesary

Surfeited

Ecvessive