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Synonyms & Similar Words
reciprocal arrangement
symbiotic partnership
cooperative agreement
mutual understanding
reciprocal benefit
win-win situation
two-way street
give-and-take
quid pro quo
fair exchange
advantageous alliance
beneficial partnership
harmonious relationship
peaceful coexistence
equitable agreement
reciprocal exchange
symbiotic relationship
interdependent partnership
collaborative effort
joint venture
reciprocal support
mutual aid
cooperative relationship
reciprocal assistance
symbiotic interaction
mutual advantage
beneficial association
reciprocal cooperation
harmonious partnership.
Meaning of Mutually Beneficial Relationship
According to Oxford Dictionary, a mutually beneficial relationship is a relationship between two or more people or organizations that is advantageous to all parties involved.
Definitions
- Merriam-Webster defines it as a relationship in which both parties benefit or gain something, often used to describe business partnerships or personal relationships.
- Cambridge Dictionary describes it as a situation in which two or more people, organizations, or countries help or support each other because it is good for both or all of them.
Example Uses
- The company formed a mutually beneficial relationship with the supplier, allowing them to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
- The two friends had a mutually beneficial relationship, often helping each other out with household chores and errands.
- The partnership between the two businesses was a mutually beneficial relationship, resulting in increased profits and market share for both companies.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
one-sided relationship
exploitative partnership
uneven agreement
lopsided arrangement
unfair exchange
disadvantageous alliance
harmful partnership
destructive relationship
abusive interaction
parasitic relationship
toxic alliance
unhealthy partnership
unbalanced agreement
unstable relationship
troubled partnership
strained interaction
tense relationship
hostile partnership
adversarial relationship
competitive alliance.