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dynastic
This term carries a heavy connotation of inherited power and exclusivity. It is most frequently used in historical or political contexts to describe the transition of authority within a single bloodline, often implying a lack of democratic process or meritocracy.
In modern usage, the word is often applied metaphorically to wealthy business families or political clans who maintain a grip on industry or government over several generations. It suggests a strategic, often cold, approach to family legacy where marriages and alliances are treated as tools for expanding influence rather than personal choices.
Meanings
Examples
The empire collapsed after a series of dynastic struggles for the throne.
They arranged a dynastic marriage to unite the two kingdoms.
The transition was a purely dynastic affair with no input from the people.
I wonder if this family is just trying to build a dynastic empire in the tech industry.
The old money families are obsessed with their dynastic prestige.
He is more concerned with dynastic succession than with actual governance.
He is more concerned with dynastic succession than with actual governance.
This isn't about business strategy it is about dynastic pride.
The court was rife with dynastic intrigue and secret alliances.