Bacchanalia

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What Does Bacchanalia Mean?

  • 狂欢节
  • 酒神节
  • 巴克斯祭

Bacchanalia Pronunciation

/ˌbækəˈneɪliə/

Bacchanalia Definition

noun

Definition

A celebration involving drunken revelry and wild festivities, often associated with Roman festivals honoring Bacchus, the god of wine.

In ZH

一种庆祝活动，涉及醉酒狂欢和疯狂的庆典，通常与罗马祭祀酒神巴克斯的节日有关。

How to Use Bacchanalia in a Sentence

  • The party turned into a bacchanalia that lasted all night.
  • They celebrated their victory with a bacchanalia of food and drink.
  • The festival was known for its bacchanalia, drawing crowds from far and wide.
  • In ancient Rome, the bacchanalia were both joyous and controversial.
  • Modern interpretations of bacchanalia can include music festivals and wild parties.

Synonyms for Bacchanalia