noun “syndicate”
singular syndicate, plural syndicates
- an association of individuals or organizations formed to carry out a specific business project or to promote a shared interest
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A syndicate of investors purchased the property to develop a new shopping center.
- (crime) an organized group involved in illegal activities
The police arrested members of a syndicate responsible for cyber fraud.
- (media) an agency that supplies content, such as articles or cartoons, for simultaneous publication in multiple media outlets
Her comic strip is distributed by a syndicate to newspapers nationwide.
verb “syndicate”
infinitive syndicate; he syndicates; past tense syndicated; past part. syndicated; ger. syndicating
- to sell something (such as a piece of writing or other content) for publication in many newspapers, magazines, or other media outlets at the same time
The columnist syndicated her articles to over fifty newspapers.
- to organize companies or individuals into a syndicate
Several banks syndicated to fund the large infrastructure project.