bacchant
Meaning
A follower of Bacchus, especially one who participates in the festivities associated with him, often characterized by revelry and drunkenness. (দেবতা ডায়োনিসাসের একজন ভক্ত, বিশেষত মদ এবং উল্লাসের দেবতা যিনি আনন্দ উপলক্ষে উদযাপন করেন।)
Pronunciation
ব্যাক্যান্ট (byākyaṇṭ)
Synonyms
reveler, partier, celebrant, merrymaker, drunkard, boozy, feste, follower
Synonyms
The revelers danced joyfully all night long.
Every weekend, she's the life of the party.
The celebrants gathered to honor the festival of lights.
The merrymakers cheered as the fireworks lit up the sky.
He was known as a drunkard but had a heart of gold.
Their boozy gatherings often went late into the night.
The feste enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere of the carnival.
She was a devoted follower of the traditions.
Antonyms
He preferred to stay sober during the festivities.
The ascetic lived a life of strict discipline.
As a teetotaler, he avoided the bacchanalian atmosphere.
The abstainer found the party's atmosphere overwhelming.
He promoted a moderate approach to drinking.
The restrained gathering focused on solemnity.
Asceticism was practiced by many ancient philosophers.
A disciplined lifestyle often leads to better focus.
Phrases
The bacchant revelry lasted until dawn.
They danced like bacchants, lost in the music.
The bacchant festival was a celebration of life and joy.
He embraced the life of a bacchant, full of music and laughter.
Her bacchant spirit inspired everyone around her.