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mutuality

/ˌmjuː.tʃuˈæl.ə.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das gegenseitige Beziehungen oder ein gemeinsames Gefühl zwischen voneinander abhängigen Entitäten wie Einzelpersonen oder Gruppen bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˌmjuː.tʃuˈæl.ə.ti/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das gegenseitige Beziehungen oder ein gemeinsames Gefühl zwischen voneinander abhängigen Entitäten wie Einzelpersonen oder Gruppen bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a reciprocal relationship or shared feeling between interdependent entities, such as individuals or groups.

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  1. Reciprocality of sentimentsC1formal

    A shared feeling or action between two or more people, where each person feels or acts in a similar way towards the other.

    deWechselseitigkeit

    • Their relationship was built on a strong mutuality of respect and trust.
    • The mutuality of their affection was evident to everyone.
    • Mutuality of understanding is key to a successful partnership.

    Synonymecorrespondencegive-and-takeinterchangemutualnessreciprocalityreciprocationreciprocity

    Antonymeunilateralism

  2. InterdependenceC1formal

    A reciprocal relationship between interdependent entities, such as objects, individuals, or groups.

    deWechselseitigkeit

    • The mutuality of the two companies' interests led to a merger.
    • There is a clear mutuality between economic growth and social stability.
    • The mutuality of their goals made the collaboration effective.

    Synonymegive-and-takeinterdependenceinterplayinterrelatednessreciprocalityreciprocity

    Antonymeautonomyindependenceisolationself-sufficiencyseparation

Formen
  • mutualities plural form
  • mutualities' possessive plural form
  • mutuality's possessive singular form
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