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to syndicate

to syndicate

22 6.3
To join together with other companies for a business project
  • verb
  • /ˈsɪndɪˌkeɪt/
translation icon : sindicar
  • They plan to syndicate their efforts in order to tackle the environmental issues more effectively.

Examples

  • Within a year, it was the biggest syndicated show in the world.

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  • No, we are moving to syndicate his breeding rights.

    Secretariat (2010)

  • Not to forget that KZST too is syndicating much of their late night and weekend programs.

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  • "A Matter of Faith," her self-syndicated column, is currently running in 12 Oklahoma newspapers as well as in the ASSIST News Service.

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  • This is also an ideal place to start promoting and syndicating your personal or business blog via RSS!

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  • Ebert convinced Oprah to syndicate her show because of the success he had with Sneak Previews.

    Blog text (12)

  • KTLK will pick up Hannity's syndicated show when his contract with KSTP-AM expires next year.

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  • Several companies decided to syndicate their resources to launch a new product together.

  • The two firms agreed to syndicate their investments to maximize profitability on the venture.

Synonyms

to team
vsto syndicate
142 2.5

To join with others to work together for a purpose

is used to organize formal business ventures rather than general activities
to team up
vsto syndicate
95 2.5

Join with other people or groups to work together on a goal

is focused on arranging formal ventures for business rather than casual collaboration
to group
vsto syndicate
38 1.2

To put people and things together by type or purpose

is specifically about organizing people for business projects rather than mere arrangement
to club
vsto syndicate
1 3.8

To put money together with others to pay for something

is for organizing formal business projects rather than casual resource pooling

Compounds

crime syndicate
8 4.5

An organized group of criminals who work together to do illegal things

How United

to merge
192 3.2
to syndicate
22 6.3
to pool
49 3.6
to team up
95 2.5
to join
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

syndicate infinitive
syndicated past
syndicated past participle
syndicating present participle
syndicates third person singular

Etymology

Syndicate as a verb simply means 'to join together' and comes from syn- 'together', like in synonym. To syndicate for a project is to organize or combine with others so you can act as one group.