dynastic
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7.8
- adjective
- /daɪˈnæstɪk/
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dinástico
- The king also had dynastic ties on both sides.
- dynastic myth
- dynastic succession
- dynastic family
You get, you get two kinds of conspiracies in dynastic imperial politics.
- You get, you get two kinds of conspiracies in dynastic imperial politics.
- Think of what happens in dynastic struggles.
- But your classic Maya and your dynastic Egypt, I wouldn't, I wouldn't assume a connection.
- So they worked along with the Atlanteans and that this was all pre dynastic.
- Sophie Chotek did not have dynastic blood.
- So they go to Tortiwakan or they go to Uruk in the pre dynastic period.
- Apart from the dynastic question, how would you describe Shiite political theory?
- So I think they who was the first person to come up with the idea that the dynastic Egyptians are responsible for the pyramids?
- One of the earliest cities of dynastic China has a pattern which resembles the star system of the Dipper.
- The here's the thing, they have the ancient dynastic aliens.
- So you had reconstruction during the dynastic.
- But that's a well, first of all, compared to what you know, dynastic poverty, because that's generally the alternative.
- You know, you've got the dynastic things that's going on and Epictetus quite early on, he's acquired as a slave by Afridis.
- If we feel confident in the intention is right and it's for the long term, it's in line with the dynastic approach and the people around us will embrace it.
Examples
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Many dynastic alliances were formed through marriages between royal families.
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Think of what happens in dynastic struggles.
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In England, smallpox was even directly responsible for a dynastic change.
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The explanation for the dynastic nature of Philippine politics is also cultural.
Academic text (1991) -
South Asian politics is more dynastic than most; however, non-monarchic politics tends to be dynastic.
Blog text (18) -
The legacy of dynastic rule and Mao's Stalinist state is still a major fact of life in China.
Academic text (1995) -
To be sure, China has experienced much bitterness in the previous history of peasant wars and dynastic changes.
Academic text (1992) -
Traditionally, Korea had an agriculturally based polity ruled by a dynastic government not unlike China and Japan.
Academic text (1994) -
The throne passed from one dynastic family to another after the war ended.
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The museum showcased artifacts from various dynastic periods of ancient Egypt.
Synonyms
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8.2
Relating to a country ruled by a king or queen
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7.9
A government in which a king or queen rules
Having to do with kings or queens and their government
Surface Forms
Morphology
dynastic = dynasty (transparent) = dynast + ic
Formed by adding the productive adjectival suffix '-ic' to the base 'dynasty' (with the expected stem alternation), so the meaning 'relating to a dynasty' is directly inferable.
Etymology
Dynastic comes from dynasty, which in turn comes from the old Greek root dunamis meaning 'power' or 'rule'. So something dynastic is about a family or line that keeps the power or rule for a long time.