In common
In common adverb - Sharing equally with another or others.
With one another and in common are semantically related in as one topic. In some cases you can use "With one another" instead an adverb phrase "In common".
With one another
In common and with one another are semantically related in as one topic. You can use "In common" instead an adverb phrase "With one another".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- together and in common
- together and with one another
- in league and in common
- in league and with one another
- in partnership and in common
- in partnership and with one another
- accordingly and in common
- accordingly and with one another
- mutually and in common
- mutually and with one another
- simultaneously and in common
- simultaneously and with one another
- coincidentally and in common
- coincidentally and with one another
Both terms in one sentence
- Marie and her daughter-in-law Debra are almost always at odds with one another and constantly fighting, but if one actually examines their personalities and motivations, they actually have a disturbing amount of things in common.
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As such, they have more in common with one another than with the rest of the Others and are universaly loathed by both the Light and the Dark ones.
Source: Fur Against Fang -
While the tracks in Mario Kart had little in common with one another besides difficulty, worlds (which also served as the "cups") actually had themes to them.
Source: Video Game / Diddy Kong Racing
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With one another and In common. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 13, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/in_common/with_one_another
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