Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. In zoology, one of two commensals which are associated, neither of which shares the food of or preys upon the other.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. One practising or advocating the doctrine of mutualism.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. mutually dependent
Examples
“Chris Bryant must speak for himself, but Liberals, with our long interest in mutualist and cooperative organisations, no there is more to it than that.”
“And so what James Laney has pointed out who is the former ambassador to South Korea under the Clinton administration, he's made a very, very cogent point which is without a peace treaty, without some kind of mutualist trust between the two countries, we'll never get beyond.”
“And, so, what James Laney has pointed, who is the South -- the former ambassador to South Korea under the Clinton administration, he's -- he's made a very, very cogent point, which is, without a peace treaty, without some kind of mutualist trust between the two countries, we will never get beyond.”
“NHS foundation trusts, privatising public services by way of a "mutualist" fig leaf.”
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“My guess would be a bit of both, though "mutualist" most likely in the sense of the”
“But certain left-libertarian theoreticians ( "mutualist" Kevin Carson is prominent among them) deny that state ownership captures the essence of socialism or that it has anything to do with the state or central planning of the Soviet style.”
“He benefits from this particular category of wealth to a far greater degree as long it remains invested than if it were simply sold and the selling proceeds equally distributed among his fellow workers, as hoped by such "mutualist" theoreticians as Kevin Carson.”
“And the question must be posed: is a human-animal mutualist relationship even the best thing for the ecological community?”
“Or so it appears to this left-libertarian with proudhounian-mutualist roots.”
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