mutual

mutual
mu|tu|al1 [ `mjutʃuəl ] adjective **
1. ) felt or done in the same way by each of two or more people:
mutual respect/support/understanding
Our relationship was based on mutual distrust.
the mutual recognition of professional qualifications throughout the U.S.
by mutual agreement: He said his contract was canceled by mutual agreement.
a ) belonging to or true of two or more people:
a mutual friend: They were introduced by a mutual friend.
a mutual interest: We found that we have a mutual interest in mountaineering.
mutual benefit: The scheme would be to our mutual benefit.
b ) the feeling is mutual used for saying that one person dislikes someone as much as that person dislikes them:
Eleanor couldn't stand the sight of Jenny, and the feeling was mutual.
2. ) only before noun a mutual insurance company, savings bank, etc. is owned by all of its customers, who share its profits
╾ mu|tu|al|i|ty [ ,mjutʃu`æləti ] noun uncount
mutual
mu|tu|al 2 [ `mjutʃuəl ] noun count BUSINESS
a mutual company

Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.

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