Similar words: syndicate, syndic, indicate, vindicate, vindicated, contraindicate, crime rate, indicator. Meaning: n. a loose affiliation of gangsters in charge of organized criminal activities.
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1. The police suspect him of fronting for a crime syndicate.
2. It is said that some crime syndicates have collected so many paintings that they have set up their own galleries.
3. The region is prey to drug and crime syndicates, and a cynical political class that accepts corruption as normal.
4. With the breakdown of the administration, crime syndicates have come up in a big way.
5. An organized gang of criminals ; a crime syndicate.
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6. Anyone who informs on the crime syndicate risks getting taken for a ride.
7. The crime syndicate has the goods on the governor and is blackmailing him.
8. My company is a front for an international crime syndicate.
9. Thousands of American citizens have informed on these organized crime syndicates.
10. The paymasters of these petty crooks are the big crime syndicates.
11. By the time they reached their 20s, they ran a drugs and crime syndicate.
12. The property claim signals prosecutors' intention to dismantle what they consider an organized crime syndicate.
13. The Mumbai Press Club's president, Gurbir Singh, says many journalists in Maharashtra have been beaten or threatened by politicians and the local crime syndicate in recent months.
14. An excellent story featuring a protagonist with Tourette Syndrome, a killer giant and a Zen crime syndicate.
15. The assassin belonged to the local Nagasaki branch of Japan's largest crime syndicate.
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