bacchanalian (Meaning)
bacchanalian (s)
used of riotously drunken merrymaking
bacchanalian (a.)
Of or pertaining to the festival of Bacchus; relating to or given to reveling and drunkenness.
bacchanalian (n.)
A bacchanal; a drunken reveler.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bacchanalian
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bacchanalian Sentence Examples
- The city's nightlife was a whirlwind of bacchanalian excess, fueled by copious amounts of alcohol and raucous revelry.
- The party devolved into a bacchanalian free-for-all, complete with shattered glasses and uninhibited dancing.
- Emily's bacchanalian tendencies were a source of both amusement and concern among her friends.
- A bacchanalian feast, brimming with the finest delicacies and intoxicating wines, awaited them upon their arrival.
- The hotel's reputation for bacchanalian indulgence was well-known, attracting a clientele seeking a hedonistic escape.
- The bacchanalian rituals took place deep within the forest, under the cover of darkness and the watchful eyes of ancient spirits.
- The bacchanalian revelry lasted all night, leaving a trail of broken promises and shattered dreams in its wake.
- The neighbors were horrified by the bacchanalian din emanating from the house next door, threatening to call the authorities.
- After a night of bacchanalian debauchery, the young revelers awoke with pounding headaches and fuzzy memories.
- The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that bacchanalian revelry honored the god Bacchus, providing a sanctioned outlet for their most primal urges.
FAQs About the word bacchanalian
used of riotously drunken merrymakingOf or pertaining to the festival of Bacchus; relating to or given to reveling and drunkenness., A bacchanal; a drunken reve
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The city's nightlife was a whirlwind of bacchanalian excess, fueled by copious amounts of alcohol and raucous revelry.
The party devolved into a bacchanalian free-for-all, complete with shattered glasses and uninhibited dancing.
Emily's bacchanalian tendencies were a source of both amusement and concern among her friends.
A bacchanalian feast, brimming with the finest delicacies and intoxicating wines, awaited them upon their arrival.
