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dynasty

[dahy-nuh-stee, din-uh-stee] / ˈdaɪ nə sti, ˈdɪn ə sti /
NOUN
ruling family
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NOUN
reign of a family or lineage
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At 26 he married Midge Decter, who was at least as strong as he was, and they produced a dynasty that continues to power culture and politics, an intellectual family that draws from his strength.

From The Wall Street Journal

We appreciate the ability to protect assets from gold diggers but the amounts aren’t worthy of a “dynasty” trust.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kansas City's third loss in a row - and fifth in six games - left them with a 6-8 record this season and could mark the end of an NFL dynasty.

From BBC

An increasing number of “crazy rich” clients are commissioning dozens, or even hundreds, of U.S.-born babies with the goal of “forging an unstoppable family dynasty,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

As long as there isn’t an overburdensome long-term risk, the Dodgers don’t seem afraid of lucrative shorter-term commitments to sustain their newly cemented dynasty.

From Los Angeles Times