mutually in Latin
mutually in Latin is mutuē — mutually means in a way that applies equally to both or all sides; reciprocally.
mutually in Latin
mutuē
In the same way, each to the other; reciprocally
What does "mutually" mean?
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adv In a way that applies equally to both or all sides; reciprocally.
"The adventure was mutually beneficial."
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mutually in a sentence
- The adventure was mutually beneficial.
- The two companies reached a mutually acceptable price.
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What is "mutually" in Latin?
"mutually" in Latin is mutuē. mutually means: In a way that applies equally to both or all sides; reciprocally.
How do you use "mutually" in a sentence?
Example: "The two companies reached a mutually acceptable price." In Latin, "mutually" is mutuē.
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