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/ˈmjuː.tʃu.ə.li/
Meaning & Definition
adverb
In a mutual manner; shared by two or more parties.
The two companies have agreed to mutually beneficial terms.
In a way that involves two or more parties equally.
The friends decided to mutually support each other during tough times.
In a relationship where both parties are equally involved.
They reached a mutually acceptable solution after hours of negotiation.
In a fashion that is reciprocal.
The partners mutually promised to respect each other’s opinions.
In a manner that indicates shared feelings or actions.
Their feelings for each other were mutually strong and evident.
Etymology
Early 19th century from French 'mutuellement', from Latin 'mutualis', meaning 'of each other'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
mutually beneficial:
Beneficial to both (or all) parties involved.
mutually exclusive:
Two or more events that cannot happen at the same time.
mutually agreeable:
Accepted by all parties involved.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
In sync with each other
Their plans for the weekend were mutually lined up.
Together, as a team
We worked mutually to achieve our goals.