What is another word for Bacchantes?
Pronunciation: [bakˈɑːnte͡ɪs] (IPA) 
Bacchantes is a term that refers to women who indulge in wild and drunken revelry. Although Bacchantes is a commonly used term in literature and mythology, there exist various synonyms that describe the same concept. Some of these synonyms include Maenads, Thyiads, Bacchae, and Bacchaeides. These words refer to female followers of the god of wine and fertility, Bacchus. They were known for their uninhibited behavior and frenzied worship of Bacchus, often depicted in literature and art. The use of these synonyms allows for more dynamic writing, adding depth and variety to descriptions of wild, unruly behaviors.
