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Meanings of mutually dependent in English
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Usage of mutually dependent in English
1
The two phases of goodness are thus seen to be mutually dependent.
2
God has made us so that we must be mutually dependent.
3
The fostering of a cohesive and mutually dependent unit is down ultimately to Hewitt.
4
These two fictional states not only co-exist but are mutually dependent upon one another.
5
They were practically equal, common danger made them mutually dependent.
6
Like a governess and her ward, they were mutually dependent.
7
Unity and liberty are mutually dependent and forever inseparable.
8
The ideals were mutually dependent, yet always at war.
9
Their history and their future are mutually dependent.
10
The U.S. needs to recognize that the U.S. and China are mutually dependent on each other.
11
The dead and the living were mutually dependent.
12
The condition of States is not unlike that of individuals; they are mutually dependent upon each other.
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From the fact that two things are mutually dependent, it does not follow that they are equivalent.
14
A nation like ours can not rest satisfied with such a separation of its mutually dependent members.
15
If only Henry could see it, they were actually on the same team-infact, they were mutually dependent!
16
Naval policy has to deal with three elements: material, personnel, and operations, which, though separate, are mutually dependent.
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