mutual misunderstanding

Such erasures are more conducive to an education for authoritarianism, where an autocratic leader can more easily set groups against one another, relying on mutual estrangement and mutual misunderstanding.

After clearing up a mutual misunderstanding – neither one is engaged to other people – they're able to finally acknowledge their love for each other.

The physician said there may have been “a mutual misunderstanding” in Berlin and that his accuser was possibly “under the influence of alcohol.”

But it seems as if underlying this round of conflict is a specific and mutual misunderstanding around why we’re fighting.

Their work, which included a march through Koreatown demanding peace and the publication of several studies, aimed to tell a story of mutual misunderstanding and media distortion.