Definitions

1. noun

A family line or ancestry, especially one that is noble or aristocratic.

“The royal family’s bloodline dates back centuries.”

2. noun

A line of descent from a common ancestor, especially one in which a particular characteristic or trait is inherited.

“The genetic disorder is common in certain bloodlines.”

3. noun

A group of people sharing a common ancestry or a particular characteristic.

“The company’s bloodline of talented engineers has contributed to its success.”

4. verb

To establish or claim a connection to a particular ancestry or family line.

“The politician tried to bloodline his family’s noble heritage to gain public support.”