orgy in Latin
orgy in Latin is orgia — orgy means a wild, unrestrained party involving heavy drinking, group sex, or general excess.
orgy in Latin
orgia
A gathering of people to engage in group sex.
What does "orgy" mean?
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noun A wild, unrestrained party involving heavy drinking, group sex, or general excess.
"The frat house was infamous for its Saturday-night orgies."
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noun Loosely, any period of excessive indulgence in some activity.
"The team went on an orgy of spending after winning the lottery."
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orgy in a sentence
- The frat house was infamous for its Saturday-night orgies.
- Ancient sources describe drunken orgies held in honor of Dionysus.
- The team went on an orgy of spending after winning the lottery.
- The finale was an orgy of violence and special effects.
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What is "orgy" in Latin?
"orgy" in Latin is orgia. orgy means: A wild, unrestrained party involving heavy drinking, group sex, or general excess.
How do you use "orgy" in a sentence?
Example: "The frat house was infamous for its Saturday-night orgies." In Latin, "orgy" is orgia.
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