Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pseudomutuality
noun
/ˌsuː(doʊ)ˈmjuːtʃuːəˌlɪti/

Definition
Pseudomutuality refers to a superficial or illusory form of mutual understanding or relationship that does not involve genuine mutuality.

Examples
- In their meetings, the team maintained a sense of pseudomutuality, agreeing on the surface but not truly collaborating.
- The couple’s relationship exhibited pseudomutuality, where they acted as if they were supportive while hiding their true feelings.

Meaning
It describes situations, particularly in relationships or social interactions, where individuals appear to be understanding or supportive of each other but lack true connection or empathy.

Synonyms
- Superficial agreement
- Illusory rapport
- False mutuality