Bacchantfrom example sentences

Related (10): maenad, frenzy, ecstasy, wine, intoxication, Thyia, Dionysus, revelry, myrtle, ivy

"Bacchantfrom" Example Sentences

1. "Bacchantfrom" was the name of the god of wine and fertility.
2. The revelers were in a state of "bacchantfrom" as they danced in the streets.
3. The ancient Greeks celebrated the god "bacchantfrom" with wild drinking and dancing.
4. The "bacchantfrom" festival was a time of joyous celebration for the people.
5. The "bacchantfrom" cult was known for its passionate and ecstatic rituals.
6. The "bacchantfrom" followers were devoted to the god of wine and fertility.
7. The "bacchantfrom" rituals involved drinking, dancing, and wild revelry.
8. The "bacchantfrom" festival was an important part of the Greek religious calendar.
9. The "bacchantfrom" worshippers believed that the god of wine and fertility could bring them joy and abundance.
10. The "bacchantfrom" cult was a source of pleasure and excitement for the ancient Greeks.
11. The "bacchantfrom" worshippers would dress in animal skins and dance in frenzied rituals.
12. The "bacchantfrom" cult was a source of great joy and celebration for the ancient Greeks.
13. The "bacchantfrom" followers believed that wine and fertility were essential to a good life.
14. The "bacchantfrom" rituals were a way for the ancient Greeks to honor their god of wine and fertility.
15. The "bacchantfrom" cult was a time of joyous celebration and wild revelry for the ancient Greeks.
16. The "bacchantfrom" worshippers would drink and dance in frenzied rituals to honor their god.
17. The "bacchantfrom" festival was a time of wild celebration and ecstatic rituals.
18. The "bacchantfrom" worshippers believed that wine and fertility were essential to a good life and happiness.
19. The "bacchantfrom" cult was a source of pleasure and excitement for the ancient Greeks, and a way to honor their god.
20. The "bacchantfrom" followers would dress in animal skins and dance in frenzied rituals to honor the god of wine and fertility.

Common Phases

Rampant; Revelry; Ecstasy; Frenzy; Intoxication

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