Modifies a noun

• respect: Only mutual respect, on BOTH sides, will remove cultural fears.

• understanding: Thus from the outset the question of mutual understanding is posed.

• recognition: Our mutual recognition of the respective powers of our objects, however, is a struggle.

• trust: To encourage a sense of mutual trust, they must ensure that the partners.

• consent: By mutual consent the machine was abandoned in the hole of its own creation.

• fund: What that means for mutual funds, who knows?

Modifying Another Word

• fully: It is also described as ' fully mutual ' - meaning that all the members are tenants, and all the tenants are members.

• only: Only mutual respect, on BOTH sides, will remove cultural fears.

• apparently: Consequently, Potter's multiculturalist diagnosis - apparently mutual respect will solve our crisis - carries little cinematic weight.

• obviously: And obviously mutual receptions bring most benefit because then both parties gain from each other's strength.

• enough: But will there be enough mutual interest to develop a community of interest.... and is that the best way of thinking about sharing ideas?

Used with adjective complement

• become: There was much discussion and the feeling became mutual until two mountaineers had their blood up and felt irresistible!

• provide: The Laboratory Group will provide Mutual with analytical chemistry and stability services for revenue of more than $ 1.5m per annum.

• have: We have Mutual Exchange registers in our reception which anyone can come in and view between 9.00am and 5.00pm.