Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dithyrambic
Adjective
/dɪˈθɪr.æm.bɪk/

Definition
Relating to a passionate or frenzied expression of feelings, especially in poetry or music.

Examples
- The poet’s dithyrambic verses celebrated the beauty of nature.
- His dithyrambic speech at the award ceremony captured the excitement of the crowd.
- Many songs in the album had a dithyrambic quality, full of emotion and fervor.

Meaning
The term ‘dithyrambic’ describes a style of performance or writing that is exuberant or enthusiastic, often associated with the ancient Greek choral hymns dedicated to Dionysus.

Synonyms
- exuberant
- enthusiastic
- impassioned
- eulogistic
- fervent