Mutuality

usgb/ˌmjuːtʃuˈæləti/
noun

The quality of being mutual, or shared by both sides.

Their friendship was based on a mutuality of respect and admiration.
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  • mutuality of interest
  • mutuality of respect
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Mutual Benefit

Think of 'mutuality' as a two-way street where both parties gain something positive.

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The mutuality in their business dealings ensured a long-term partnership.
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Common Interests

'Mutuality' often involves shared interests or goals that provide a reason for people to cooperate.

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The committee was formed on the basis of mutuality of interests in environmental issues.
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Emotional Connection

'Mutuality' can also refer to strong emotional bonds, emphasizing equal feelings or attitudes.

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They enjoyed a mutuality of affection that made their relationship special.
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