Definition: Semibacchanalian is a term used in theatre, music, and literature to describe a form of verse that typically consists of three lines each. It was originally used by medieval poets such as Geoffrey Chaucer, but it has since been adapted for various genres including opera, ballet, and musical theater. In the context of semibacchanalian poetry, the term means "three-line" or "simple" verse. This form is often used in a more straightforward manner than traditional st
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what should be said.