Results for mutually

Definitions of mutually:

Reciprocally.

Usage examples for mutually:

• Statesmen of both nations have been of the opinion that such a settlement of the difficulty would be mutually advantageous, and have used every diplomatic endeavor to that end. "Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom", Trumbull White

• The two men shook hands at parting, and one would have said that they were separating after a mutually satisfactory interview. "An Artist in Crime", Rodrigues Ottolengui

• 6 Wherefore taking the same holy course, see that ye all reverence one another, and let no one look upon his neighbour after the flesh; but do ye all mutually love each other in Jesus Christ. "The Forbidden Gospels and Epistles, Complete", Archbishop Wake

• The generations that are passing upon earth see not so far, nor from such a height, the chances and consequences of their acts; the Franks and Arabs, leaders and followers, did not regard themselves, now nearly twelve centuries ago, as called upon to decide, near Poitiers, such future question; but vaguely, instinctively they felt the grandeur of the part they were playing, and they mutually scanned one another with that grave curiosity which precedes a formidable encounter between valiant warriors. "A Popular History of France From The Earliest Times Volume I. of VI.", Francois Pierre Guillaume Guizot