Mutual (adjective)

  1. Shared by two or more parties.
  2. Reciprocal or mutual.
  3. Experienced or felt by each of two or more parties.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french mutuel, from latin mutuus "done in return", from mutare "to change".

Examples:

  1. They have a mutual understanding.
  2. We have a mutual respect.
  3. He and I have a mutual friend.
  4. She and I have a mutual interest.
  5. They have a mutual goal.
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