Adverb
/mu.tu.aˈmen.te/
"Mutuamente" is an adverb used in Spanish to describe actions or relationships that are reciprocal or involve mutual participation or benefit. It implies that two or more parties are acting in a way that affects one another, often in a balanced or joint manner.
This term is commonly used in legal contexts, as well as in social and economic discussions, referring to agreements, transactions, or relationships that are designed to benefit all parties involved.
"Mutuamente" is used in both oral and written contexts but tends to appear more frequently in formal written language, such as legal documents, contracts, and academic texts.
The two countries agreed to mutually cooperate on security issues.
Los socios decidieron compartir las ganancias mutuamente para asegurar el éxito del negocio.
Though "mutuamente" itself is not a part of commonly recognized idiomatic expressions, it complements several phrases that express reciprocal actions.
The two organizations support each other mutually in their projects.
Es importante que ambos colaboradores se escuchen mutuamente para avanzar en el trabajo.
It is important for both collaborators to listen to each other mutually to make progress in the work.
Los miembros del equipo se motivan mutuamente en la competencia.
The team members motivate each other mutually in the competition.
La confianza se construye mutuamente entre amigos.
The word "mutuamente" derives from the Latin word "mutuamen" or "mutuus," which means "borrowed" or "reciprocal." This Latin origin ties to the concept of exchange and mutuality.