Synonyms for bilaterally
bi·lat·er·al·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. bilaterallyadverb

   with the involvement of two parties or governments

   "they worked out an agreement bilaterally"

2. bilaterallyadverb

   so as to involve two sides or parts

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1. List of paraphrases for "bilaterally":

   bilateral

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1. Vikas Swarup:

   India has always desired resolution of all issues with Pakistan bilaterally through dialogue and peaceful means, it is Pakistan who has chosen to use terrorism as an instrument of state policy. And this visit shows that the international community is deeply concerned about its support to, and sponsorship of, terrorism.

2. Hillary Clinton:

   We need to keep upping our game both bilaterally and with partners across the region through agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership or TPP.

3. Mathew Davies:

   Before there was a superpower underpinning ASEAN, which made it a more difficult strategic calculus for China to play, now, as the US pulls back, the weakness of Southeast Asian nations is exposed. China can work bilaterally and with ASEAN to get its message across.

4. United States:

   You cannotonly measure support by what youdo in military terms.There is also support for theeconomy, there's financial supportand there’s humanitariansupport.And the observation is in placethat Germany over the past yearshas the single biggest donor forUkraine, both bilaterally but also inthe European framework.

5. South Korean President Park Geun-hye:

   We are cooperating closely with the United States and allies to come up with effective sanctions that will make North Korea feel bone-numbing pain, not only at the Security Council but also bilaterally and multilaterally.