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Synonyms & Similar Words
reciprocal interaction
symbiotic relationship
cooperative exchange
mutual aid
give-and-take
reciprocal benefit
beneficial exchange
cooperative interaction
collaborative effort
harmonious relationship
reciprocal advantage
symbiotic interaction
interdependent relationship
mutually supportive interaction
reciprocal assistance
cooperative mutualism
symbiotic mutualism
mutualistic relationship
reciprocal cooperation
collaborative relationship
advantageous interaction
beneficial relationship
reciprocal help
mutual benefit
symbiotic cooperation
cooperative symbiosis
mutualistic interaction
interdependent cooperation
Meaning of Mutually Beneficial Interaction
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a mutually beneficial interaction refers to a situation or relationship where both parties involved gain an advantage or benefit.
Definitions
- The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines it as an interaction between two or more individuals, groups, or organizations that results in a benefit or advantage for all parties involved.
- The Cambridge Dictionary describes it as a relationship or situation in which both sides gain something, often used to describe business or economic interactions.
Example Uses
- The company's partnership with the non-profit organization was a mutually beneficial interaction, as it provided funding for the organization and enhanced the company's public image.
- The symbiotic relationship between the clownfish and the sea anemone is a classic example of a mutually beneficial interaction in nature.
- The two countries' trade agreement was a mutually beneficial interaction, as it increased exports for one country and provided access to new markets for the other.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
unilateral interaction
one-sided relationship
exploitative relationship
harmful interaction
detrimental exchange
adverse relationship
unfair exchange
unequal partnership
parasitic relationship
predatory interaction
hostile relationship
antagonistic interaction
competitive relationship
adversarial relationship
conflicting interaction
detrimental cooperation
uncooperative relationship
non-reciprocal interaction
selfish relationship
harmful cooperation
unequal exchange