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Meanings of bacchanal in English
A wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity.
Used of riotously drunken merrymaking.
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Usage of bacchanal in English
1
This is the immemorial bacchanal lurching through the kaleidoscope of the centuries.
2
The individual I had seen at Baden,-thegamester, the bacchanal, the debauchee!
3
His eye was alight, his color coppery, his air swagger, devil-may-care, bacchanal.
4
It's usually a deeply technical bacchanal, but this year was not.
5
At the height of the bacchanal I emptied the purse into a bottle.
6
But on Thursday night's example, AFLX is more banal than bacchanal.
7
Welcome to yet another Cyber Monday, that annual bacchanal of discounted Instant Pots.
8
Early on, his OnlyFans page was a bacchanal of foot fetishism.
9
Too long have we been blind to the bacchanal of corruption.
10
The wide expanse reverberated with bacchanal songs, and drunken shouts, and frenzied war-whoops.
11
The fresh vine-leaf cools the hot forehead of the bacchanal.
12
It is a bacchanal, a general access of delirium tremens.
13
The last bacchanal painted by Renovales was in a fashionable bar in New York.
14
Meanwhile, an incongruous figure slips through into the promised bacchanal.
15
It reminded me that what underwrote the bacchanal was murder.
16
And hiding his head on the arm of a Syrian bacchanal, he burst into tears.
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Translations for bacchanal
Bacchanal through the time