dionise
/daɪˈɒnaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to free from or as if from a spell or enchantment
“The ceremony was designed to dionise the land, freeing it from the evil spirits.”
2. noun
a festival in ancient Greece in honour of Dionysus, characterized by ritualistic intoxication and unbridled excess
“The theatre group decided to recreate an ancient Dionise festival, complete with wine and masks.”