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Syndicate
01
a group of people or businesses who come together in order to carry out or to fund a particular business project
Examples
The investment bank formed a syndicate of lenders to provide financing for the large-scale infrastructure project.
The syndicate of investors pooled their resources to acquire a controlling stake in the startup company.
02
a loosely organized group of criminals, who coordinate activities for mutual benefit
Examples
The city police uncovered a syndicate involved in drug trafficking.
A syndicate of thieves planned the heist.
03
an organization that supplies articles, features, or photographs to multiple newspapers or media outlets simultaneously
Examples
The news syndicate distributed the story to dozens of newspapers.
Photographers sell their images through a syndicate.
to syndicate
01
to distribute articles, TV programs, or photos to multiple publications or independent broadcasters
Examples
Photographers often syndicate their work to multiple publications.
The cartoonist earned revenue by syndicating his illustrations.
02
to organize a group of individuals or businesses for a common financial or commercial purpose
Examples
They syndicated several small companies into a single consortium.
Investors syndicated their resources to fund the startup.
03
to participate as a member of a group formed for joint financial or commercial activity
Examples
Criminal groups often syndicate to expand operations.
Several businessmen syndicated to control the market.
