Combined and Mutually

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Combined adjective - Used or done by a number of people as a group.

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Mutually and combined are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mutually" instead an adverb "Combined".

Mutually adverb - In a mutual or shared manner.

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Combined and mutually are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Combined" instead an adverb "Mutually".

Nearby Words: mutual, mutuality, mutualism

The schools are not mutually exclusive, and can be combined to produce more dramatic effects (necromancy, for example, is a blend of conjury and sorcery).

Source: Literature / The Saga of the Noble Dead
The Word of Blake combined the two (otherwise mutually exclusive) systems in their Void Signature System and put it to good use in their Raptor II battlemech, which could fade in and out of combat.

Source: Stealthy Colossus
Zykov's Way Home series, the magics of dragons, reptarkhs (sentient anthropomorphic reptile species) and reptohorses (sentient reptiloid centaur species) are mutually exclusive, but can be combined with modern magic.

Source: Mutually Exclusive Magic

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