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Meanings of carlism in English
Political movement supporting the claim to the Spanish throne by Don Carlos and his successors.
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Examples for "carlist"
Examples for "carlist"
1
She had long secretly rejoiced over the failure of the Carlist cause.
2
He had lately realised the fact that the Carlist cause was doomed.
3
He had been through the first Carlist war nearly thirty years earlier.
4
This is a Carlist trap to catch the reinforcements as they approach.
5
She persists in seeing this terrible Esteban Larralde-a Carlist, if you please.'
Usage of carlism in English
1
It is the city of the lost causes; Carlism and the Church.
2
Since then Carlism has struggled on with little hope of success.
3
This explanation is necessary to make clear what is known by Carlism in Spain.
4
Carlism was her creed, and her creed would be more than a creed, it would be a passion too.