dionysiac
/ˌdaɪəˈnɪziæk/
adjective
- Relating to the god Dionysus or his worship, especially involving wild, ecstatic, or frenzied behavior.
- The dionysiac rites included dancing, drinking, and ecstatic chanting.
- Her dionysiac energy filled the room as she led the celebration.
- The painting captured a dionysiac scene of revelers in a forest.
- Characterized by intense, uninhibited, or chaotic emotion or creativity, often in contrast to orderly or rational behavior.
- The artist's dionysiac style broke all the rules of traditional painting.
- His dionysiac approach to writing produced wild, imaginative stories.
- The concert had a dionysiac atmosphere, with the crowd lost in the music.