Antonyms for mutually beneficialmu·tu·al·ly ben·e·fi·cial

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1. interdependent, mutualist, mutually beneficialadjective

   mutually dependent

   Antonyms:
   independent

   Synonyms:
   mutualist, interdependent

How to use mutually beneficial in a sentence?

1. James Bell:

   It’s a mutually beneficial program that brings experienced foreign teachers with specialized training and education into American classrooms, u.S. children receive bilingual teaching experiences, learn about other cultures and countries, and benefit from the teachers ’ expertise in areas such as special education, STEM education and foreign language.

2. John Katko:

   I ’d advise President Biden to highlight how Mexico’s involvement would be mutually beneficial to both countries, the volatility caused by the cartels on the Mexico side of the border will have long-term, detrimental impacts on the stability of Mexico as a country. Additionally, Mexico must do more to seal its southern border and stop making it so easy for migrants to travel through their country and to the U.S. southern border.

3. Colleen Dell:

   Recognition of our mutually beneficial relationship with domesticated animals, and in particular companion animals, is ever evolving.

4. Med Jones:

   China and Africa have strong growing relationship; as China continues to grow, we will see the Chinese offer more infrastructure development to African governments in return for natural resources and farmland to support its vast population. It is a natural and mutually beneficial relationship.

5. Greg Fayer:

   We are disappointed it has come to this, radar Online claim Hillair was looking forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with the Khloe Kardashian sisters. Unfortunately in the end we were left with no other option than to file suit.

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