Mutually

Pronunciation: /ˈmjuːtʃuəli/

Definitions of mutually

adverb in a mutual or shared manner

Example Sentences

A1 They are mutually interested in each other.

A2 The two countries have a mutually beneficial trade agreement.

B1 The team members worked together in a mutually supportive environment.

B2 The contract was mutually agreed upon by both parties.

C1 The decision was made mutually after hours of discussion.

C2 Their relationship was based on a mutually respectful and understanding foundation.

Examples of mutually in a Sentence

formal The two countries have agreed to a mutually beneficial trade agreement.

informal They both agreed to help each other out, it's mutually beneficial.

slang They're like two peas in a pod, always mutually supporting each other.

figurative Their friendship is like a mutually blooming flower, growing together in harmony.

Grammatical Forms of mutually

• past tense: mutually
• plural: mutually
• comparative: more mutually
• superlative: most mutually
• present tense: mutually
• future tense: will mutually
• perfect tense: have mutually
• continuous tense: is mutually
• singular: mutually
• positive degree: mutually
• infinitive: to mutually
• gerund: mutually
• participle: mutually

Origin and Evolution of mutually

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'mutually' originated from the Latin word 'mutuus' meaning 'borrowed' or 'reciprocal'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'mutually' has come to signify actions or feelings that are shared or reciprocated between two or more parties.