orgiastic

• Replete with dancers and musicians, massive trays of fruit and meats floating across pools of crystal water in the middle of a room of glamorous and brightly dressed celebrants, it presents a scene of near-orgiastic festivities. —  Pajiba
• You'll want to do the bump to Holy Fuck's orgiastic, fantastic musical mayhem. —  Westword | Complete Issue
• Meanwhile, filling up the stage are performances of bravura grotesquerie from Marco Chiappi as the Drum Major, Merfyn Owen as the Captain (looking rather like a Roman soldier from the Asterix comics) and Mitchell Butel as the sadistic and obsessed Doctor, who generate a vision of orgiastic paganism that is like the worst party you've ever attended. —  theatre notes
• Loud rings the "orgiastic" cry, "Iacchë! —  A Day in Old Athens; a Picture of Athenian Life
• Moreover, a wine was brewed from these seeds, and this may partly account for the orgiastic nature of the rites of Cybele, which the ancients compared to those of Dionysus. —  The Golden Bough

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