bacchic
- adjective
- /ˈbækɪk/
- Archaic
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bacchico
- Flibien noticed that one dancer holds a flute (Fig. 25) and the other a pair of cymbals, the instrument of bacchic revelry.
Even among the Bacchic revelry, true modesty will not be put to shame.
- Even among the Bacchic revelry, true modesty will not be put to shame.
- So now you have the Star Spangled Bannered, which is our our our national anthem with Bacchic, Dionysian, Luciferian roots.
Examples
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Even among the Bacchic revelry, true modesty will not be put to shame.
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But these are being brought together as something greater than these other forms of language, including that of the Bacchic frenzy.
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So now you have the Star Spangled Bannered, which is our our our national anthem with Bacchic, Dionysian, Luciferian roots.
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The party was filled with bacchic laughter and dancing as everyone celebrated the festival of wine.
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During the bacchic celebrations, guests indulged in joyful feasting and merriment until dawn.
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The bacchic atmosphere at the wine tasting event made everyone feel carefree and spirited.
Synonyms
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Full of wild, noisy celebration with much drinking and dancing
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A loud, wild party with a lot of drinking and dancing
Very wild and noisy because people are drinking and celebrating
Full of wild drinking and loud, out-of-control celebration
Noisy, lively behavior at a party where people drink a lot
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Etymology
The word bacchic comes from the name Bacchus, the Roman god of 'wine' whose festivals were famous for wild, noisy parties. So, bacchic describes a celebration that is full of drinking, loud joy, and wild behavior.