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Meanings of mutualist in English

Mutually dependent.

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        Like individuals in a society, eurozone countries are both independent and interdependent.
        The Guardian
        2
        Privacy and competition are becoming increasingly interdependent conditions for protecting rights online.
        Wired
        3
        In a four-dimensional world, he said, space, time, and mass are interdependent.
        Ecological intelligence: rediscovering ourselves in nature (easy...
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        This acknowledgment is at one with divine providence; these are interdependent beliefs.
        Angelic Wisdom about Divine Providence
        5
        They and their parents were a breed unto themselves, self-reliant yet interdependent.
        The Complete Alien Omnibus
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        He also promised to negotiate a fair and mutually beneficial financial solution.
        Radio NZ
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        Their long association had been mutually beneficial in other ways as well.
        Wild Storm
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        A stronger Africa is mutually beneficial for Mzansi and the continent itself.
        The South African
        4
        They've tried very hard to position themselves more as mutually beneficial matchmakers.
        News.com.au
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        Do you feel such internships are exploitative or are they mutually beneficial?
        The Irish Times
        Usage of mutualist in English
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        Conclusions: It was demonstrated that strong non-additive benefits and costs can both occur when a plant and herbivore share mutualist partners.
        Pubmed
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        As a wasp mutualist symbiont, the virus is expected to exhibit a reduction in genome complexity and evolve under wasp phyletic constraints.
        Pubmed
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        Here we show that temperature stress modulates the harm threatened by a common enemy, and thereby induces a phoretic mite to become a protective mutualist.
        Pubmed
        4
        Little is known about the specific molecular mechanisms utilized by bacterial mutualists to temper their hosts' responses and protect themselves from aggressive immune attack.
        Pubmed
        5
        The Socialist movement revived only after 1864, when some French working men, all ''mutualists,'' meeting in of Robert Owen, founded the International Working Men's Association.
        The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
        Mutualist through the time