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Definition of armed neutrality in English: armed neutralitynoun mass nounNeutrality maintained while weapons are kept available. Example sentencesExamples - In 1801 Danish participation in a league of armed neutrality against the rigorous search for contraband by the Royal Navy unleashed a fierce response, with Nelson triumphing at the battle of Copenhagen.
- And, despite the plethora of highly placed traitors in our midst and the damage they did to the security of Britain, and the Western Alliance, survive we did, and continue to do so, in a state of armed neutrality.
- The Congress of Vienna in 1815 re-established the old confederation of sovereign states and enshrined Switzerland's status of permanent armed neutrality in international law.
- This loss led to the gradual emergence of armed neutrality, a basic feature of Switzerland's political tradition.
- Unlike the neutral countries: here the obligatory myth involved armed neutrality on the one hand, and humanitarian aid on the other.
- Until their long-term path could be settled upon, however, Brownlow advocated that the Border States ‘stay aloof’ while pursuing a course of armed neutrality.
- Wilson severed diplomatic relations with Germany on 3 February 1917, but before seeking a declaration of war he first explored armed neutrality.
- My current state of armed neutrality is wearing a bit thin.
- In 1965 I began advocating armed neutrality for Australia, on the lines of Sweden or Switzerland.
- Since the 1950s, Sweden has followed a policy of armed neutrality, with defence spending being a relatively high 2.1% of GDP.
- Sweden followed a policy of armed neutrality during World War II and currently remains nonaligned.
- The northern powers (Russia, Prussia, Denmark, and Sweden) formed a league of armed neutrality to resist the British right of search at sea.
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