Synonyms for mutually
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1. mutually, reciprocallyadverb

   in a mutual or shared manner

   "the agreement was mutually satisfactory"; "the goals of the negotiators were not reciprocally exclusive"

   Synonyms:
   reciprocally, inversely, in return

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1. List of paraphrases for "mutually":

   reciprocally, reinforcing, mutual

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1. Steve Moorhouse:

   The arrival of the Carrier Strike Group in Southeast Asia is a clear sign that the United Kingdom is ready to work with friends and partners, new and old, to strengthen the security and freedoms upon which we mutually depend.

2. Joe Brusuelas:

   The optics around hiking rates at the same time are clearly not good, but these things are not mutually exclusive, as the central bank addresses a modest financial panic and prevent further bank runs from beginning.

3. Democrat Hiral Tipirneni:

   I passionately believe that we must remain a land of opportunity for those who are willing to work for it, we ALL deserve an accountable immigration system providing a clear, affordable path to citizenship for those who qualify and have earned it. We also need secure borders. While those two ideas should not be mutually exclusive, our current climate politicizes an issue that, at its core, has real lives at stake, the site reads. Tipirneni calls for a solution for DACA and comprehensive immigration reform. She said she is opposed to Trump’s proposed border wall as she believes the funds for it.

4. Zhang Yesui:

   So far they have achieved substantive progress on many issues of mutual interest, economic and trade tries between China and the United States are mutually beneficial, win-win by the nature, and we hope that both sides can continue to step up consultations, to reach a mutually-beneficial, win-win agreement.

5. Tony Abbott:

   We have both prospered in peace over the last 40 years because of the stability that our region has enjoyed and anything which disturbs that stability is something that we would mutually deplore and mutually work to ensure didn't happen, we both support freedom of navigation by air and by sea in the South China Sea. We both deplore any unilateral change to the status quo. We both think that disputes should be resolved peacefully and in accordance with international law.