1. people who believe in or practice mutualism, a political and economic theory advocating cooperative exchange and mutual aid
Usage: political theory
2. organisms that participate in mutualism, a biological relationship where both species benefit
Usage: biology

Examples

• The mutualists formed a cooperative to share resources and labor.
• Early mutualists believed in voluntary association rather than government control.
• Bees and flowers are classic mutualists in nature.
• The researchers studied how mutualists adapt to environmental changes.
• Many mutualists advocate for worker-owned businesses.
• Coral and algae are important mutualists in marine ecosystems.