Grandiloquence

(noun)

Meaning: A lofty, pompous, or extravagant style of speech or writing.

Example: The politician's grandiloquence impressed the audience but obscured the real issues.

Synonyms: pomposity, verbosity, bombast

Antonyms: simplicity, straightforwardness, brevity

Thaumaturgist

(noun)

Meaning: A performer of miracles or magic; a magician.

Example: The thaumaturgist amazed the crowd with his incredible illusions.

Synonyms: magician, sorcerer, wizard

Antonyms: skeptic, realist, nonbeliever

Prolixous

(adjective)

Meaning: Using too many words; excessively lengthy or wordy.

Example: Her prolixous explanation made the topic harder to understand.

Synonyms: verbose, redundant, long-winded

Antonyms: concise, succinct, brief

Inexorability

(noun)

Meaning: The quality of being impossible to stop or prevent.

Example: The inexorability of time affects everyone equally.

Synonyms: inevitability, unavoidability, relentless nature

Antonyms: flexibility, changeability, avoidance

Sanctimony-bound

(adjective)

Meaning: Bound by or characterized by excessive piety or moral superiority.

Example: His sanctimony-bound attitude alienated many of his friends.

Synonyms: hypocritical, self-righteous, insincere

Antonyms: humble, genuine, modest