Definition

To come together as a group to work on a project or to manage something collectively.

Example

The companies decided to syndicate their resources to tackle the large project more effectively.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how people syndicate for big projects?

Yeah, I find it interesting how they come together for a common goal.

Right? It’s like pooling resources to make things happen faster.

Exactly! Teamwork really makes a difference in those situations.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A group of people or organizations that work together for a common purpose, often in business or crime.

Example

The crime syndicate was involved in various illegal activities across the city.

Conversation

Did you hear about that new media syndicate that just launched?

Yeah, I read something about it; they plan to cover a lot of local news.

I wonder how they'll compete with all the established ones in town.

Definition

To manage or organize something as a group or association, often for business purposes, or to sell content for publication in multiple places at the same time.

Example

The company decided to syndicate its popular comic strip to reach a wider audience.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear about how they plan to syndicate that new comic series?

Yeah, it sounds like a smart move to reach more readers quickly.

Exactly! I hope they syndicate it well so we can see it everywhere.

Root Explanation

Syndicate → It is formed from "syn-" (meaning together) and "dikat" (from Greek "dike", meaning justice or right). The word describes a group that comes together for a common purpose, often in a legal or business context.

Memory Tip

Think of people coming 'together' ('syn-') to pursue a 'just' cause ('dike'). This helps you remember that a syndicate is a group working together for a common goal.

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