Dithyrambic (adj)
di-thee-ram-bik
of, relating to, or of the nature of an impassioned oration.
Dithyrambic, “of or relating to an impassioned oration,” describes a dithyramb, which refers to a wild Greek choral song or, more broadly, to an enthusiastic speech.
Example sentences
“She was fond of his dithyrambic rants.”
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