Definitions for mutual understanding
mu·tual un·der·stand·ing

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1. mutual understanding, mutual affectionnoun

   sympathy of each person for the other

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1. mutual understanding

   Mutual understanding is a state of comprehension, acknowledgment, recognition, or realization shared between two or more individuals, wherein all parties are aware of, able to grasp, and hold similar insights, perspectives, or opinions concerning a specific subject, situation, or concept. This typically results in effective communication, cooperation, and often shared goals or intentions.

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1. • Sympathy

How to pronounce mutual understanding?

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of mutual understanding in Chaldean Numerology is: 9

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of mutual understanding in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4

Examples of mutual understanding in a Sentence

1. Mike Pompeo:

   We find that a very unconstructive move... It's unhelpful to mutual understanding between China and United States. We hope United States will change such a negative mindset.

2. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang:

   We hope that our compatriots on both sides of the strait will continue to strengthen mutual understanding and trust, deepen their bonds of kinship, bring hearts and minds together.

3. Jang Sam Ryong:

   We thought it was necessary to correct the misunderstanding of member nations brought about by the U.S. and promote mutual understanding by responding to the organization's continual requests for negotiation.

4. Erik Pevernagie:

   Mutual understanding becomes misunderstanding, when there are no longer commitments, no definite expectations, no responsibilities and no common objectives. Misunderstanding may end up in regret, pain and confusion. ("Mutual understanding" )

5. Chris Stirewalt:

   Western Carolina continuing to separate residential assistant support spaces based on race goes against the foundations of what we were raised on, instead of separating these groups, having them work together to have their concerns heard would be much more effective to create a mutual understanding.

References

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