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mutuel

mutuel

8.2
Done by two or more people to help each other
  • adjective
  • /ˈmjuːtʃuːəl/
  • Archaic
translation icon : mutuo
  • The success of the project depended on mutuel trust and cooperation between the teams.

Examples

  • A mutuel understanding was essential for resolving the conflict peacefully.

  • They reached a mutuel agreement on the project.

  • They entered into a mutuel agreement to support each other's businesses.

  • The two companies formed a mutuel partnership.

  • They entered into a mutuel agreement to support each other's businesses.

  • The success of the project depended on mutuel trust and cooperation between the teams.

  • A mutuel understanding was essential for resolving the conflict peacefully.

Synonyms

mutual
vsmutuel
404 2.8

Shared and felt equally by two or more people together

is about reciprocal relations between parties rather than exact equal experience
shared
vsmutuel
1 1.0

Used, held, or felt by more than one group of people

is about reciprocal or equal exchange rather than simple common possession

Antonyms

45 7.2

Affecting only one side or person

26 4.0

Not fair because it helps only one person, group, or view

Compounds

pari-mutuel machine
  • Specialized
9.2

A machine at a race or betting place that records bets and shares the total money among the winners

How Mutual

mutuel
  • Archaic
8.2
shared
1 1.0
one-sided
26 4.0

Surface Forms

mutuel positive

Etymology

The word mutuel comes from the old Latin word mutuus, which means 'given in return'. So, something mutuel is based on 'give and take' and is shared between two or more people.