Mutual | Mean of mutual in English Dictionary

/ˈmjuːtʃəwəl/

• shared between two or more people or groups
1. Mutual love and respect was the key to their successful marriage.
2. The partnership was based on mutual admiration and understanding.
3. mutual trust
4. countries relying on mutual support during difficult times
5. Her fans love her, and the feeling is mutual. [=and she loves her fans]
6. Their attraction was mutual. [=they were both attracted to each other]
7. “I'm pleased to meet you.” “The feeling is mutual!” [=I'm also pleased to meet you]
• shared by two or more people or groups
1. They met through a mutual friend. [=a person who was a friend of both of them]
2. our mutual hobby of car racing
3. The two countries have several mutual [=joint] interests.
4. It was a mutual effort.
5. We had a mutual agreement not to tell our secret.