mut. mut.

/ˈmʊtˈmʊt/

A form of mutatis mutandis — With the necessary changes being made; with the necessary modifications; with such changes as are necessary to ensure congruence.

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adverbmut. mut. (not comparable)
  1. abbreviationnot comparableAbbreviation of mutatis mutandis.

    And I ſhall only return the Doctor’s reaſoning p. 394, back to him; mut. mut.

    ibidem, page 300
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    Aleim, ſuppoſing it a Hebrew word, becauſe as old as Adam; and to ſignify in one part of ſpeech, (mut. mut.) what it does in another, becauſe the language was formed by God, cannot be paſſive, becauſe he who denounced the Curſe, was only ſworn, not execrated.

    1755, Julius Bate, A Reply to Dr. Sharp’s Review and Defence of His Diſſertations on the Scripture Meaning of Aleim and Berith, page 82
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