bacchantic
bəˈkæntɪk
Definition

Definition of bacchantic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
revelryDatedrelated to wild and drunken revelryDated
  • The party was a bacchantic celebration of excess.
bacchanalian
2.
mythologyDatedpertaining to the followers of BacchusDated
  • The bacchantic rituals were performed in secrecy.
bacchanalian
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Origin of bacchantic

Latin, Bacchus (god of wine)

Examples of bacchantic in a sentence

  • Their bacchantic antics shocked the neighbors.
  • The artist's work was inspired by bacchantic celebrations.
  • They attended a bacchantic festival in the countryside.

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  1. French:débridé, dionysiaque, ...
  2. German:ausgelassen, dionysisch, ...
  3. Italian:bacchico, ...
  4. Spanish:festivo, bacante, ...
  5. Portuguese:dionisíaco, báquico, ...
  6. Chinese:狂欢的, 酒神的, ...
  7. Japanese:狂乱の, バッカスの, ...
  8. Arabic:صاخِب, بَاخُوسِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּכָּנִי, דִּיוֹנִיסִי, ...
  10. Russian:вакханальный, вакхический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вакханальний, вакхічний, ...
  12. Hindi:उन्मत्त, बैकस संबंधी, ...

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