Meanings of bacchanalia in English

Their life was dominated by suburban bacchanalia of alcohol, nicotine, gasoline, and kisses.

The likely political dynamic would be a bacchanalia of cutting.

But, sir, if you please, why have you brought this bacchanalia into your home?

It is the next wave of aid, which is the main course in this bacchanalia.

The frivolity and drunken recklessness was true to the spirit of that earlier forest bacchanalia.

Everything changes, and this maxim applies even to the most famous Irish musical bacchanalia of modern times.

Nine years after its inception, that hacker bacchanalia in the desert known as Defcon has gone corporate.

Wasn't the mother offended by the bacchanalia?

The morning after the bacchanalia in the saloon of the palace, the divan was covered with young patricians.

He wanted to know why the band wasn't playing yet, and generally acted the businessman amid a bacchanalia.

Burning Man, the annual art festival and bacchanalia held on Nevada's remote Black Rock Desert, is a 24-hour-a-day event.

Was it a bacchanalia?

The 6th Street strip stayed packed like a parade all week long, recalling the heyday of Atlanta's Freaknik bacchanalia on a daily basis.

The competition's winner will be announced on Ash Wednesday, the day after the four-day annual pre lenten bacchanalia dubbed the world's biggest party.

It was the vast rectangle of the piazza, thronged with the bacchanalia of carnival for three different periods during the year, that drew them.

A game of pine-cone soccer was lifting long, vigorous tunnels of dust toward the moon, and elsewhere the bacchanalia was proceeding with unabated fervor.