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Meanings of mutually beneficial in English
Synonyms
Examples for "interdependent"
Examples for "interdependent"
1
Like individuals in a society, eurozone countries are both independent and interdependent.
2
Privacy and competition are becoming increasingly interdependent conditions for protecting rights online.
3
In a four-dimensional world, he said, space, time, and mass are interdependent.
4
This acknowledgment is at one with divine providence; these are interdependent beliefs.
5
They and their parents were a breed unto themselves, self-reliant yet interdependent.
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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.
2
As a wasp mutualist symbiont, the virus is expected to exhibit a reduction in genome complexity and evolve under wasp phyletic constraints.
3
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.
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Little is known about the specific molecular mechanisms utilized by bacterial mutualists to temper their hosts' responses and protect themselves from aggressive immune attack.
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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.
Usage of mutually beneficial in English
1
He also promised to negotiate a fair and mutually beneficial financial solution.
2
Their long association had been mutually beneficial in other ways as well.
3
A stronger Africa is mutually beneficial for Mzansi and the continent itself.
4
They've tried very hard to position themselves more as mutually beneficial matchmakers.
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Do you feel such internships are exploitative or are they mutually beneficial?
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Our commercial relations with all those States are mutually beneficial and increasing.
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Analysts said both companies had probably struck a mutually beneficial compromise.
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I am sure that together we can work out a mutually beneficial arrangement.
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But that doesn't mean there aren't mutually beneficial alliances, however temporary.
10
The elders looked upon the intimacy as natural and mutually beneficial.
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And although I know you doubt this, it will be mutually beneficial, Elizabeth.
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Yes, a visit to Grumman might be interesting and mutually beneficial.
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I also made sure to select clients whose relationship would be mutually beneficial.
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Abram was hardly alone in thinking this unwritten contract mutually beneficial.
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A vacuum of leadership has led to a dearth of mutually beneficial planning.
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We can start over again, and find business that's mutually beneficial.
This collocation consists of:
Mutually beneficial through the time
Mutually beneficial across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare