Holy Alliance

noun

1. a league formed by the principal sovereigns of Europe in 1815 with the professed object of promoting Christian brotherhood but the practical object of repressing democratic revolutions and institutions. The English and Turkish rulers and Pope Pius VII did not join the league.

Holy Alliance

noun

1. a document advocating government according to Christian principles that was signed in 1815 by the rulers of Russia, Prussia, and Austria

2. the informal alliance that resulted from this agreement

Example Sentences

She forms a holy alliance with an outstanding choir led by Terry Young, who co-produced with Lou Adler.

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Before the Met’s exhibition opens in May, here are five moments where fashion and Catholicism became a holy alliance.

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But we coach one another through it, and eventually true greatness is conferred through lore — a holy alliance of time and talk.

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Lehr: For me, what was most important was not to romanticize anything about the corruption or holy alliance and to convey the horror and the darkness of it all.

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The more truth you will learn about "Holy Alliance" USA and Al Quaida, the greater should be the percentage of "collateral damage" to support the myth.

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