adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
mutually beneficial (= it has advantages for everyone who is involved )
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an arrangement that is mutually beneficial
mutually incompatible
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Politeness and truth are often mutually incompatible .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
acceptable
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The agreement of a mutually acceptable reserve price is key.
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These few basic rules can make your group maximally helpful:-Meet regularly at a mutually acceptable time and place.
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The havens said instead that they wanted multilateral negotiations to achieve a mutually acceptable and beneficial set of standards.
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This commission would be composed of mutually acceptable and appropriate international personalities and representatives from governments and international organizations.
advantageous
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Unless he thought there might be a mutually advantageous way to handle the matter between ourselves.
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What he was denying was their ability to achieve the outcomes to which the opportunities for mutually advantageous trade clearly pointed.
beneficial
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Obtaining frankness within families about the feelings and expectations they have of each other can be mutually beneficial .
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Some of those diets were the result of a mutually beneficial alliance between physicians and food producers.
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The justification for participating in international arrangements is that they are mutually beneficial to all participants.
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It encourages open communication, and learning about processes of living in mutually beneficial ways.
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Community Linking is direct people to people contact which leads to equal, mutually beneficial relationships across cultures.
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Cleaning symbiosis on the other hand is a true form of mutually beneficial arrangement with both cleaner and host benefiting.
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To ensure a mutually beneficial outcome it is necessary that both parties be fully informed of all relevant information.
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What looks like a zero sum confrontation can, with a little goodwill, be transformed into a mutually beneficial nonzero sum game.
consistent
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Nodes on different levels which are mutually consistent have excitatory connections between them.
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Thus, the three methods may be viewed as mutually supportive and mutually consistent .
convenient
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This takes place at a time prearranged to be mutually convenient .
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All candidates are required to attend for interview and practical tests at some mutually convenient time.
exclusive
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Both questions have to receive affirmative answers, and they are not mutually exclusive .
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Of course, the three subcategories overlap, somewhat, and so are not mutually exclusive .
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Young next to old, doing-well next to down-and-out: a heterogeneous mass present for its own mutually exclusive reasons.
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Gessler maintains that fear and heat of passion are not mutually exclusive defenses.
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To a large extent these two approaches have been mutually exclusive , not to say antagonistic.
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This is the case of choosing from among mutually exclusive projects with widely differing costs.
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There are two mutually exclusive arguments deployed against it.
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These proposals were not mutually exclusive , and most officials wanted a combination of the three, with an emphasis on one.
incompatible
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A parallel universe, mutually incompatible , like matter and anti-matter.
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In a turbulent economy, the planning and control functions turned out to be mutually incompatible .
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Although these types of theory are mutually incompatible , both regularly obtain empirical support in experiments by different researchers.
reinforcing
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Moreover, these are mutually reinforcing trends.
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This programme was designed to improve their relationship with Gary by providing opportunities for mutually reinforcing activities.
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The two processes are, so to speak, symbiotically related; they are the mutually reinforcing determinants of development.
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These relationships, and the position of the woman as symbolic of her culture, are mutually reinforcing .
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The dependence and the normal justification theses are mutually reinforcing .
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The circular and mutually reinforcing nature of the social production of facts about child abuse can be illustrated diagrammatically.
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But these criteria are also sometimes mutually reinforcing .
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Hooliganism and segregation were mutually reinforcing .
supportive
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A sense of loss of mutually supportive family relationships.
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Thus, the three methods may be viewed as mutually supportive and mutually consistent.
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It is essential that relationships between education and clinical staff are mutually supportive .
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The findings may be regarded as mutually supportive .
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She thought more highly of herself and in later years was successful in establishing a mutually supportive and caring marital relationship.
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Unfortunately, they have not always been mutually supportive .
■ VERB
agree
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Sandoz and CoCensys have mutually agreed to discontinue their agreement after its March expiration.
reinforce
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Here, as so often in the New Testament, word and sacrament mutually reinforce one another.
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Several unique, yet mutually reinforcing , factors have been at work to stimulate the pace of the process.
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On the contrary, they can be mutually reinforcing .
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Groups of work-inhibited students may reinforce mutually held beliefs that school is a negative environment.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
mutually exclusive
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Both questions have to receive affirmative answers, and they are not mutually exclusive .
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But educators there have shown that high academic standards and the concepts under-girding school-to-work are not mutually exclusive .
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However, he did not seem to comprehend the possibility that self organisation and compulsion are mutually exclusive .
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Of course, the three subcategories overlap, somewhat, and so are not mutually exclusive .
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The transcripts start with either coding segment 1 or segment 2; coding segments 1 and 5 are mutually exclusive .
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These proposals were not mutually exclusive , and most officials wanted a combination of the three, with an emphasis on one.
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This is the case of choosing from among mutually exclusive projects with widely differing costs.
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To a large extent these two approaches have been mutually exclusive , not to say antagonistic.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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It was a mutually agreed upon decision.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Certainly, contrary to the opinions of some of their firmest advocates, they are not necessarily mutually contradictory.
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Diffusion occurs between mutually soluble or miscible liquids.
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Gessler maintains that fear and heat of passion are not mutually exclusive defenses.
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Indeed, they were not always mutually distinct.
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It was in their interest to have an efficient, mutually agreed Code of Practice.
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The open organization is willing to test the notion that the two alternatives need not be mutually exclusive.
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Thus, the three methods may be viewed as mutually supportive and mutually consistent.
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To a large extent these two approaches have been mutually exclusive, not to say antagonistic.