Bacchanalian

The wealthy businessman was infamous for his bacchanalian lifestyle, frequently throwing lavish parties with unlimited champagne.

The country's youth were criticized for their bacchanalian ways, as they spent most of their time partying and ignoring their responsibilities.

The roaring twenties were a decade of bacchanalian excess, with people throwing parties and flouting the prohibition laws.

She woke up with a headache from the bacchanalian night before.

She regretted her bacchanalian spending spree after seeing her credit card bill.

Her bacchanalian behavior at the wedding reception drew disapproving glances.

The bacchanalian atmosphere of the nightclub made her uncomfortable.

The bacchanalian culture of the college fraternity was criticized by the administration.

He lost his job because of his bacchanalian tendencies.

The novel portrayed a society that was completely bacchanalian.

The artist's bacchanalian behavior at the gallery opening caused a scandal.

The city's bacchanalian Mardi Gras celebrations attract tourists from all over the world.

The writer's bacchanalian tales of excess were both entertaining and disturbing.

The police broke up the bacchanalian gathering before it got too rowdy.

The bacchanalian revelers were the talk of the town the next day.

The bacchanalian behavior of the teenagers at the park was unacceptable.

The art exhibit's bacchanalian theme was a controversial choice.

The bacchanalian behavior of the fraternity led to their suspension from campus.

The procession was marked by bacchanalian revelry.

The bacchanalian revelers paraded through the streets, singing and dancing.

The college reunion was a bacchanalian night with old friends catching up over drinks.

The summer solstice celebration was a bacchanalian event with people lighting bonfires and drinking mead.