strong-willed alliance

noun phrase
UK /ˌstrɒŋˈwɪld əˈlaɪəns/
US /ˌstrɔːŋˈwɪld əˈlaɪəns/

A group of people who join together and refuse to give up.

The two clubs formed a strong-willed alliance to keep the park clean.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A bond between people who both insist on getting their way.

Their strong-willed alliance made every meeting a battle of ideas.

3. A promise between friends to stand by each other no matter what.

The sisters made a strong-willed alliance to always defend one another.

4. A partnership of groups that stays firm even when others disagree.

The strong-willed alliance of neighbors stopped the road from being built.