What is another word for most corybantic?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈə͡ʊst kˌɔːɹɪbˈantɪk], [ mˈəʊst kˌɔːɹɪbˈantɪk], [ m_ˈəʊ_s_t k_ˌɔː_ɹ_ɪ_b_ˈa_n_t_ɪ_k]
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Synonyms for Most corybantic:
adj.
• delirious (adjective)- frantic,
- carried away,
- rapturous,
- intoxicated,
- hysterical,
- rabid,
- enthused,
- ecstatic,
- Corybantic,
- thrilled,
- frenzied,
- crazy,
- beside oneself,
- drunk,
- wild,
- furious,
- delighted,
- frenetic,
- Transported,
- mad,
- overwrought.
- weird,
- worked up,
- out of control,
- deranged,
- shook up,
- distraught,
- raving,
- insane,
- unglued,
- weirded out,
- angry,
- fraught,
- zonkers,
- wigged out,
- keyed up,
- hot under the collar,
- in a stew,
- in a tizzy,
- excited,
- hot and bothered,
- flipped out,
- spazzed out,
- hyper,
- raging,
- unzipped,
- freaked out,
- hectic,
- at wits' end,
- wired,
- unscrewed,
- violent,
- berserk,
- agitated,
- delirious.
How to use "Most corybantic" in context?
There are many different Corybantes in the world, but the most corybantic is certainly Corybantes titanus. They are found in the regions of Andalusia and Northeastern Spain, where they inhabit dense forests and rocky hills. These cymbal-playing baboons are always in a hurry and their movements are highly agitated, making them look like they're jumping around with excitement. They're known for their melodic and warbling songs, and they use these sounds to communicate with each other and attract mates.
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