Examples of 'bacchanalia' in a sentence
Meaning of "bacchanalia"
bacchanalia (noun) - a Roman festival in honor of Bacchus, characterized by drunken revelry and wild celebration. In modern usage, it can refer to any riotous or drunken celebration or party with unrestrained behavior
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- A feast or an orgy in honor of Bacchus.
- A drunken feast; drunken revels; an orgy.
- Any wild, orgiastic party or celebration.
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Let us take this bacchanalia outside.
Bacchanalia with vandalism and arson.
From this bucolic bacchanalia in order to tend to patients.
I am interviewing at bacchanalia.
The bacchanalia were religious festivals celebrated in ancient times.
Ares is going to be at the bacchanalia tonight.
Bacchanalia of Children.
A revolution will rend France a bacchanalia of blood.
In modern usage, bacchanalia can mean any uninhibited or drunken revelry.
The festivities in which he worshiped were called Bacchanalia.
Similarities can be found between Bacchanalia and carnival festivals.
She represents the Toilette of Love in a festive and dance scene led by bacchanalia.
It has established similarities between the Bacchanalia and carnival celebrations.
They would have spoken with respect and esteem for the Floralia and the Bacchanalia.
Like it is a Bacchanalia.
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Aruba 's Bacchanalia shares some similarities with the ancient celebrations.
You find yourself in a veritable Bacchanalia.
Let us take this bacchanalia outside . Full moon tonight.
A drunken orgy is still called a Bacchanalia.
This will be a Bacchanalia so debaucherous that Caligula himself would have blushed!
I have never done the whole Bourbon Street bacchanalia thing.
Bacchanalia were a favourite theme in Rubens 's work, although I was rarely the subject of his paintings.
After the conspiracy had been quelled the Bacchanalia survived in southern Italy.
As near as I can tell, college has become an overpriced Bacchanalia.
Bourbon Street bacchanalia thing.
The Latin name for this celebration was Bacchanalia.
The ancient Roman festivals of Saturnalia and Bacchanalia have been absorbed into the Italian Carnival.
Old friend. We would never miss your birthday bacchanalia.
Ares is going to be at the bacchanalia tonight . So am I.
That platter survived two world wars and Lee Majors ' Christmas Bacchanalia.
Part of the Bacchanalia.
Unofficially, it 's a chance for us to channel a little Bacchanalia.
It was pure Bacchanalia.
Bacchanalia - Rare print on vellum.
Bacchus and the Bacchanalia.
Let's take this bacchanalia outside. You did great in there.
Landscape with Bacchanalia.
Livy, writing some 200 years after the event, offers a scandalised, extremely colourful account of the Bacchanalia.
There was no Bacchanalia.
Both times I have seen you it 's been because Livia 's been there . The arena, the bacchanalia.
Rather than risk his divine offense, the Bacchanalia were not banned outright.
It 's gonna be CRU 's counter-programming answer to your Greeks ' all-night bacchanalia.
The Stryx [ es ] were the performers who brought the bacchanalia envisioned by Trapani to new heights.
Believe me, the village was cursed . There was no Bacchanalia.
Oh, endless bacchanalia.
Rejoice, Haydon . You find yourself in a veritable Bacchanalia.
And now, the Bacchanalia dance!
Instead of conducting negotiations, the government chose to unleash a bacchanalia of dictatorship.
The arena, the bacchanalia.
No gaiety, no revelry . No pastel, pagan Bacchanalia.
