dɪˈnæstɪd

Definitions

1. noun

A person who claims to be a member of a royal or noble family, especially one who is not actually of noble birth.

“The con artist claimed to be a dynastid, but his story was full of holes.”

2. noun

A person who claims to have a noble or aristocratic ancestry, especially one who is not of noble birth but pretends to be.

“The self-proclaimed dynastid wore a suit and tie to impress his business clients.”

3. noun

A person who is a descendant of a noble family, especially one who has not inherited a title or property.

“The dynastid family has been living in obscurity for generations, but their legacy lives on.”