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Dynastic

usgb/daɪˈnæstɪk/Volume
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Historical ContextPlay
Use 'dynastic' when discussing historical families that ruled territories over generations. SlideThe Tudor dynasty is an example of dynastic power in England.
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Longevity EmphasizedPlay
'Dynastic' implies a long-established and often respected lineage or tradition. SlideThe family's dynastic wealth comes from centuries of successful trade.
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Transfer of PowerPlay
The term often denotes the transmission of leadership or status from parent to child. SlideThe dynastic succession of the throne was a solemn ceremony.