Synonym: consortium, crime syndicate, family, mob, pool. Similar words: indicate, vindicate, indicator, indication, indicative, indicating, vindication, dedicate. Meaning: ['sɪndɪkɪt] 
n. 1. a loose affiliation of gangsters in charge of organized criminal activities 2. an association of companies for some definite purpose 3. a news agency that sells features or articles or photographs etc. to newspapers for simultaneous publication. v. 1. join together into a syndicate 2. organize into or form a syndicate 3. sell articles, television programs, or photos to several publications or independent broadcasting stations.
n. 1. a loose affiliation of gangsters in charge of organized criminal activities 2. an association of companies for some definite purpose 3. a news agency that sells features or articles or photographs etc. to newspapers for simultaneous publication. v. 1. join together into a syndicate 2. organize into or form a syndicate 3. sell articles, television programs, or photos to several publications or independent broadcasting stations. 
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1 I'm in a lottery syndicate at work.
2 A syndicate of banks is/are financing the deal.
3 Identify the main functions of the syndicate leader. 5.
4 The debt will be funded through a syndicate of New Zealand and overseas financial institutions.
5 The next day I told the London syndicate manager of my conversation the previous night.
6 She was the publicist for a syndicate of galleries in Soho, an impresario of special events.
7 On independent advice, the syndicate of more than 200 banks appears to have decided Eurotunnel is no longer a bankable proposition.
8 Women are taking command of organised crime: negotiating syndicate structures, mapping strategy, clinching deals and ordering executions.
9 His second in command, another Syndicate expert, was assigned to a station in the quietest residential neighborhood in the city.
10 But then, in February 1885, a rival railway syndicate elbowed its way in.
11 After the syndicate earned back the $ 25, 000, the brothers and the syndicate would share equally in the proceeds.
12 Began to issue bonds by Syndicate underwriting in 1991.
13 An organized gang of criminals ; a crime syndicate.
14 His father owns and runs an international media syndicate.
15 Hey, maybe we should start up our own syndicate!
16 In Campania, stronghold of the Camorra syndicate, a firefighting helicopter was shot at on August 6 th.
17 The One Australia syndicate is to become the sixth challenger for the 1995 Americas Cup.
18 The police suspect him of fronting for a crime syndicate.
19 All are located in close proximity to one another,(www.Sentencedict.com) providing scope for multiple syndicate as well as plenary sessions.
20 Rodney Lissenden, underwriter for Cuthbert Heath's 100-year-old ￡77 million Syndicate 404, is also considering this step.
21 He remembered the menacing phone-calls to Nicola and wondered aloud whether some one from a drugs syndicate had been trying to scare her.
22 By the time they reached their 20s, they ran a drugs and crime syndicate.
23 By 1652 he had become a member of a syndicate engaged in victualling the navy.
24 Producers claim they have to sell their programs to the networks, then syndicate them to make a profit.
25 As the business had become very profitable by then, a syndicate was set up to buy Savery's rights.
26 Many regionals belong to a group of newspapers, such as the Thompson Newspapers Group, and syndicate material.
27 The property claim signals prosecutors' intention to dismantle what they consider an organized crime syndicate.
28 Outhwaite names' champion Peter Nutting is to head a new working party to co-ordinate syndicate action groups.
29 Recent years, assets business like small mortagage loan, small credit loan, syndicate loan had became new important direction for postal finance development.
30 Ryan: Woah, woah , woah . Hold up a second . What's a syndicate, again?
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