debacchate (Meaning)
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debacchate (v. i.)
To rave as a bacchanal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of debacchate
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debacchate Sentence Examples
- The courtiers debacchated in the castle halls, ignoring all decorum and restraint.
- The debacchating revelers filled the streets with drunken laughter and chaos.
- The festival turned into a debacchating frenzy as the night wore on.
- He warned his son not to debacchate with unruly companions.
- The decadent feast ended in a debacchate display of excess and indulgence.
- The debacchating nobles scandalized the court with their lewd behavior.
- Despite the warnings, the young aristocrats continued to debacchate in the countryside.
- The debacchating crowd spilled out of the tavern, causing disturbances in the town square.
- The king's advisors worried about the debacchate influence of certain courtiers on his decisions.
- The debacchating behavior of the guests embarrassed the host, tarnishing the reputation of the soirée.
FAQs About the word debacchate
To rave as a bacchanal.
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No antonyms found.
The courtiers debacchated in the castle halls, ignoring all decorum and restraint.
The debacchating revelers filled the streets with drunken laughter and chaos.
The festival turned into a debacchating frenzy as the night wore on.
He warned his son not to debacchate with unruly companions.
