reciprocal
They maintain reciprocally profitable relations.
Members reciprocally commit to work together.
We were reciprocally unhappy together.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Reciprocating
another
each other
give and take
it takes two to tangoidiom
mutual
mutuality
mutually
non-reciprocal
one anotherphrase
one good turn deserves anotheridiom
reciprocal
reciprocate
reciprocation
reciprocity
requite
return
scratch
turn
unrequited
you scratch my back and I'll scratch yoursidiom

Examples of reciprocally

reciprocally
The coordination of movements and directions acting reciprocally with perception is not only applicable to vertebrates.
Growth of the two layers of the chick sclera is modulated reciprocally by visual conditions.
It is clear that credentialism and legalism are reciprocally linked in these requirements.
In his theoretical framework, ideas, culture, politics, and economics overlap and are reciprocally related.
Reciprocally, they also point out the relevance of archaeology to the case presented in the main article, and to cultural anthropology more generally.
Coping efficacy is believed to influence children's coping efforts and the use of various coping strategies, and the two are viewed as reciprocally related.
Perhaps the single most critical driver is that the world of digital13 computing is built on reciprocally-defined binary opposites.
This change in the ratio of the two kinds of cytoplasm occurs reciprocally while the capsule formation takes place.
These second-order types are functions that infer an output type from any input type, or reciprocally.
At the same time, improvement in reading reciprocally requires ongoing vocabulary development.
Thinking only makes social sense after being transformed to the cultural artifact of the word, a process that reciprocally helps to produce the thoughts.
Reciprocally, the total occurrences of neutral replies and no responses tended to become less frequent over time.
Reciprocally, musical line can help organise the physical breath, but there is no detailed work on this in the literature.
The dorsal thalamus, itself, is composed of a number of functionally and anatomically discreet nuclei that reciprocally connect to cortical and subcortical targets.
First, numerous fish species are paired reciprocally with counterpart birds, supported by perceived iconicity of coloration, size, or overall morphological and behavioral impression.
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