The difference between Mutual and Mutual
When used as nouns, mutual means a mutual fund, whereas mutual means a mutual fund.
When used as adjectives, mutual means having the same relationship, each to each other, whereas mutual means having the same relationship, each to each other.
check bellow for the other definitions of Mutual and Mutual
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Mutual as an adjective:
Having the same relationship, each to each other.
Examples:
"They were mutual enemies."
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Mutual as an adjective:
Collective, done or held in common.
Examples:
"'Mutual insurance."
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Mutual as an adjective:
Reciprocal.
Examples:
"They had mutual fear of each other."
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Mutual as an adjective:
Possessed in common.
Examples:
"They had a mutual love of the same woman."
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Mutual as an adjective ([[relate, Relating]] to a [[company]], [[insurance]] or [[financial]] [[institution]]):
Owned by the members.
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Mutual as a noun:
A mutual fund.
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Mutual as a noun (business, finance, insurance):
A mutual organization.
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Mutual as a noun (internet):
Either of a pair of people who follow each other's social media accounts.
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Mutual as an adjective:
Having the same relationship, each to each other.
Examples:
"They were mutual enemies."
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Mutual as an adjective:
Collective, done or held in common.
Examples:
"'Mutual insurance."
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Mutual as an adjective:
Reciprocal.
Examples:
"They had mutual fear of each other."
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Mutual as an adjective:
Possessed in common.
Examples:
"They had a mutual love of the same woman."
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Mutual as an adjective ([[relate, Relating]] to a [[company]], [[insurance]] or [[financial]] [[institution]]):
Owned by the members.
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Mutual as a noun:
A mutual fund.
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Mutual as a noun (business, finance, insurance):
A mutual organization.
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Mutual as a noun (internet):
Either of a pair of people who follow each other's social media accounts.