Blood and Dynasty

Blood

Blood noun - A group of persons who come from the same ancestor.
Usage example: in his mind, blood came before anything else, and he would not betray his criminal brother to the police

Dynasty and blood are semantically related. in ancestry topic. In some cases you can use "Dynasty" instead a noun "Blood".

Dynasty

Dynasty noun - A sequence of powerful leaders in the same family.
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Synonyms for Dynasty

Blood and dynasty are semantically related. You can use "Blood" instead a noun "Dynasty".

Nearby Words: dynast, dynastic

How words are described

original original blood original dynasty
noble noble blood noble dynasty
divine divine blood divine dynasty
little little blood little dynasty
Other adjectives: ancient, minor, last.

Both words in one sentence

  • The Clan A former dynasty was the Heterodynes, complete with ancient rites of Mad Science to identify them by blood.
    Source: The Clan
  • Insane Equals Violent Zahndrekh was driven insane by the reanimation process and so still believes he's a living, flesh and blood being, still fighting the inter-dynasty wars of his youth.
  • Royal Blood It's remarked that she has "too much of the old Imperial blood for her own good" - anyone who marries her can thereafter use the restoration of her dynasty as a pretext for rebellion, so the current Emperor is bound want her either safely married to one of his own sons or else eliminated.
    Source: Royal Blood
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