Mutual respect

Meaning: This means that the two individuals have a shared feeling of deep admiration for each other, similar to saying, They have a deep admiration for each other.

Choice of Words: Mutual is an adjective that means shared or reciprocal. Respect is a noun that refers to a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something. Together, these words convey the idea that the two individuals have a shared feeling of deep admiration for each other.

Alternative Expressions

Treat each other kindly.

Meaning: This means to be nice and respectful to each other. It's like saying, We should all try to be kind and polite to one another.

Choice of Words: **Treat** means to behave toward someone in a particular way. **Each other** refers to two or more people involved in an interaction. **Kindly** means with kindness or consideration. When you put these words together, "Treat each other kindly" means to behave toward one another with kindness and respect.

Listen to what others have to say.

Meaning: This means to pay attention to what other people are saying. It's like saying, We should all try to listen to each other's ideas and opinions.

Choice of Words: **Listen** means to pay attention to what someone is saying. **What others have to say** refers to the ideas and opinions of others. When you put these words together, "Listen to what others have to say" means to pay attention to the ideas and opinions of others.

Respect different opinions.

Meaning: This means to accept that other people may have different ideas and beliefs than you do. It's like saying, We should all try to respect each other's different ideas and beliefs.

Choice of Words: **Respect** means to have a positive regard for someone or something. **Different opinions** refers to the different ideas and beliefs that people have. When you put these words together, "Respect different opinions" means to have a positive regard for the different ideas and beliefs that people have.

Related Expressions