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postdynastic

postdynastic adjective: after the rule of a dynasty.

Adjective

postdynastic (not comparable)

  1. After the rule of a dynasty.
    • The synergy between this enduring spirit and Sun’s program, they believed, could resolve China’s postdynastic sociopolitical crises, recoup masculine authority, restore the nation to its rightful position of world leadership, and more generally allow for everything and nothing about the nation to...2017, Maggie Clinton, Revolutionary Nativism: Fascism and Culture in China, 1925–1937, Durham and London: Duke University Press, →ISBN, →LCCN, page 5

Forms of postdynastic

alternative formpost-dynastic

Origin of postdynastic

From post- + dynastic.

Questions about postdynastic

What does postdynastic mean?
Postdynastic means after the rule of a dynasty.
What part of speech is postdynastic?
Postdynastic is an adjective.

Words near postdynastic in the dictionary

  1. postdrome
  2. postdromes
  3. postdrug
  4. postductal
  5. postdural
  6. postdynastic
  7. postdysenteric
  8. poste restante
  9. poste-haste
  10. postea
  11. postearthquake

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