Synonyms for

Dynastic

Verb / daɪˈnæstɪk / Another word for dynastic — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Dynastic means relating to a succession of people from the same family who hold a high position, such as a king or queen.

Synonyms & similar words

hereditary inherited lineal successive ancestral family clan tribal genealogical regal monarchical imperial royal kingly queenly princely noble aristocratic patrimonial feudal

Example sentences

  1. The pharaohs of ancient Egypt had a dynastic rule that lasted for thousands of years.
  2. The Han dynasty in China was one of the longest dynasties in history.
  3. The Tudor dynasty in England was known for its many conflicts and wars.
  4. The Romanov dynasty in Russia ended with the revolution in 1917.
  5. The Mughal dynasty in India was famous for its art and architecture.

Quotes

  • A dynasty is a government that lasts more than one generation. Any government that lasts more than one generation would be considered a dynasty. - Jarod Kintz
  • The history of the world is the history of a privileged few. Who has power, who has wealth, who has the chance to succeed? Who has the right to dream, to wander, to imagine? Who writes history? The conquerors, the rulers, the dynastic families. - Susan Fletcher
  • In the end, dynasties are defined by their accomplishments, not their longevity. - John C. Maxwell

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