mutual in Greek
mutual in Greek is αμοιβαίος, κοινός, αλληλοπαθής — mutual means felt or done equally by both sides; shared between two or more people.
mutual in Greek
αμοιβαίος
Pronounced: amoivaios
Having the same relationship, each to each other.
κοινός
Pronounced: koinos
Having the same relationship, each to each other.
αμοιβαίος
Pronounced: amoivaios
Reciprocal.
αλληλοπαθής
Pronounced: allilopathis
Reciprocal.
κοινός
Pronounced: koinos
Possessed in common.
αμοιβαίος
Pronounced: amoivaios
(Relating to a company, insurance or financial institution) Owned by the members.
What does "mutual" mean?
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adj Felt or done equally by both sides; shared between two or more people.
"Their mutual respect made the negotiation much easier."
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noun A mutual fund, or an organization owned collectively by its members rather than by shareholders.
"Many families prefer a mutual to a bank because members share the profits."
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mutual in a sentence
- Their mutual respect made the negotiation much easier.
- It was a mutual decision to end the partnership.
- Many families prefer a mutual to a bank because members share the profits.
- He joined a building mutual that was owned by its savers.
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What is "mutual" in Greek?
"mutual" in Greek is αμοιβαίος, κοινός, αλληλοπαθής. mutual means: Felt or done equally by both sides; shared between two or more people.
How do you pronounce αμοιβαίος?
"mutual" in Greek is αμοιβαίος, pronounced "amoivaios".
How do you use "mutual" in a sentence?
Example: "Their mutual respect made the negotiation much easier." In Greek, "mutual" is αμοιβαίος, κοινός, αλληλοπαθής.
Are there other ways to say "mutual" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "mutual": αμοιβαίος, κοινός, αλληλοπαθής.
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