mutually
adv. manneradv. in a way that involves two or more people or groups doing the same thing for each other. It describes a situation where a feeling or action is shared by everyone involved.
adv. in a shared manner or to the same degree by each of two or more parties. Often describes reciprocal relationships or agreements.
The two companies reached a mutually beneficial agreement.
After hours of negotiation, they found a solution that was mutually acceptable to both the management and the staff.
The success of the partnership depends on a mutually supportive environment where both researchers and investors feel their specific goals are being met with equal priority.
From mutual + -ly.
Typically placed before an adjective (e.g., 'mutually exclusive') or after the verb it modifies.
They mutually each otherThey respect each other mutuallyMutually is an adverb and cannot be used as a verb; it must modify an adjective or a verb.