CultureAugust 21, 2026

mutuality

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Definition

The state or quality of being shared, reciprocal, or having a shared interest or involvement between two or more parties.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'mutuus,' meaning 'reciprocal' or 'borrowed,' it entered English via the Old French 'mutualité' to describe a state of shared interaction.

In the news

The article cites mutuality as a core pillar of a healthy relationship, emphasizing that successful partnerships rely on both parties sharing decision-making and goals.

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The Indian Express

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