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Definition of dynastic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
royaltyrelating to a succession of rulers from the same family
- The dynastic tradition continued for several centuries.
2.
historycharacteristic of a dynasty's influence or power
- The dynastic influence shaped the country's politics.
Origin of dynastic
Greek, dynasteia (lordship, power)
Examples of dynastic in a sentence
They studied the dynastic changes in ancient China. The dynastic rule lasted for centuries. Dynastic traditions were evident in the ceremony.
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- French:dynastique, de dynastie, ...
- German:dynastisch, ...
- Italian:dinastico, ...
- Spanish:dinástico, de la dinastía, ...
- Portuguese:dinástico, dinástica, ...
- Chinese:朝代的, 宗族的, ...
- Japanese:王朝の, 王朝的な, ...
- Arabic:سُلالِي, مَلَكي, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹשַׁלְתִּי, דִּינַסְטִי, ...
- Russian:династический, ...
- Ukrainian:династичний, ...
- Hindi:वंशानुगत, वंशीय, ...
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