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Meanings of mutually in English

Portuguese
reciprocamente

In a mutual or shared manner.

reciprocamente
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Examples for "reciprocally"
Examples for "reciprocally"
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In the process, all parties involved have reciprocally shaped each other's evolution.
BBC
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That truth is reciprocally conjoined is from the life belonging to good.
Angelic Wisdom Concerning the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom
3
By reciprocally regulating each other, liver FOXN3 and glucagon control fasting glucose.
Pubmed
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Use them both, and let them reciprocally animate and check each other.
Letters to His Son, 1753-54 / On the Fine Art of Becoming a Man ...
5
All the qualities, which theology ascribes to God, reciprocally destroy one another.
Good Sense
Usage of mutually in English
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The mutually assured destruction aims to stop either country using nuclear weapons.
News.com.au
2
What steps are needed to produce a viable, mutually agreed reform agenda?
The Guardian
3
Two mutually antagonistic parties have created the controversy today over terrorism policy.
War by other means: an insider's account of the war on terror
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He also promised to negotiate a fair and mutually beneficial financial solution.
Radio NZ
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Space war had brought a return to such mutually agreed upon engagements.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Too often strength and sensitivity are presented as mutually exclusive, said Vere.
The Guardian
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We believe physical and online centres will be mutually reinforcing, he said.
Reuters
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The white and black mutually require the protection of the General Government.
History of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, President of the U...
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We must be mutually invested in everyone's success, however they define it.
Climbing Magazine
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We mutually agreed to terminate the contract with no issues, Yusuf said.
Radio NZ
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Mukherjee and Singh have been playing mutually destructive power politics for years.
Reuters
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In scientific terms, embryos and fetuses are different and mutually exclusive entities.
Wired
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Perhaps it is owing to both; for they mutually produce each other.
The Vicar of Wakefield
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Control the Flow of Information Cybersecurity and privacy are not mutually exclusive.
Wired
15
Barclays and the mutually-owned Nationwide Building Society increased lending by the most.
Reuters
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The two lines of thought were in the long run mutually exclusive.
Modern Times
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