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Meanings of mutual in English

Portuguese
mútuo
Catalan
recíproc
Spanish
mutuo

Concerning each of two or more persons or things; especially given or done in return.

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mútuo

Common to or shared by two or more parties.

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Usage of mutual in English
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The Treasury Department recently offered government insurance for money market mutual funds.
The Irish Times
2
Under current rules, money market mutual funds must invest in high-grade securities.
Reuters
3
The company is often seen as an innovator for new mutual funds.
Reuters
4
We have a very good sense of mutual mission, Mr Bremmer said.
The Irish Times
5
The government responsible collapsed completely in mutual recrimination a few weeks later.
Childhood's End
6
Support measures developed to promote mutual respect among all nurses are presented.
Pubmed
7
Several alternatives, such as mutual funds, are available to improve risk coverage.
Pubmed
8
However, the tenure is always far less than a normal mutual fund.
Reuters
9
Markle first met Harry last year after being introduced by mutual friends.
News.com.au
10
Kennedy said the inflows reflected good performances for T. Rowe's mutual funds.
Reuters
11
And the nation's 12-year-old mutual fund industry is far from being international.
Reuters
12
Nonviolence is a way of coming to a resolution without mutual destruction.
Ebony
13
Vardia met several people at the Center several times to mutual confusion.
Midnight at the well of souls
14
The true purpose of the union is for love and mutual support.
The Irish Times
15
It is possible in this case due to the EBS's mutual structure.
The Irish Times
16
The present is nothing but the mutual destruction of past and future.
Grand junction
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Common
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