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syndicator

syndicator

1 7.5
An organizer who brings people and companies together to share money for investing and to sell TV programs
  • noun
  • /ˈsɪndɪˌkeɪtər/
: sindicador
  • Gathering up Richard, Michael, and Christy Lemire (the Associated Press film critic), Chaz and I seemed to have found a welcome at a major syndicator.
  • estate syndicator
  • TV syndicators
  • real estate syndicator

So you can see as a real estate syndicator, you can make a lot of money by helping people buy, manage and sell multi family real estate.

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Examples

  • Flynn, try the power feed on the syndicator.

    The Dark Side of the Moon (1990)

  • Maybe you know, certain syndicators are because they suck and they're full of debt.

    Meet Kevin

  • Because you are a scientist, but you also are a a syndicator of media.

  • So you can see as a real estate syndicator, you can make a lot of money by helping people buy, manage and sell multi family real estate.

    Meet Kevin

  • That's when we started to see all the syndicators jump in because they were seeing this massive rent growth.

  • But I, I've seen a number of syndicators, whether real estate, oil and gas, others that do not do them correctly.

  • WHAT A FEELING, CAN YOU IMAGINE BEING SOLD BY A SYNDICATOR?

    The Late Shift (1996)

  • THE STUDIOS WILL BE IN, THE SYNDICATORS, THE FULL RANGE OF THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY.

    The Late Shift (1996)

  • The primary advantage of this database is its comprehensive list of originators and CMBS syndicators, which eliminates originator bias.

    Academic text (2016)

  • As a successful syndicator, he organized multiple television shows that were broadcast across the country.

Synonyms

promotor
vssyndicator
  • UK
1 7.4

A person who starts a company and arranges its money and legal papers

focuses on gathering and managing pooled funds for joint investment or broadcasting
combinator
vssyndicator
1 9.9

A person who secretly puts different groups together to gain advantage

organizes pooled resources formally for shared investment or broadcasting
distributionist
vssyndicator
7.2

A person who organizes the sending and delivery of goods from one place to another

focuses on pooling resources for joint investment or broadcasting rather than delivering goods

How Central

syndicator
1 7.5
to sponsor
380 3.7
agent
  • Formal
∞ 2.8
participant
332 2.4

Surface Forms

syndicator singular
syndicators plural

Morphology

syndicator = syndicate (transparent) = syndicate + or

Formed by the productive agentive suffix '-or' on 'syndicate', so 'syndicator' straightforwardly means 'one who syndicates'.

Etymology

Syndicator comes from the prefix syn- meaning 'together', the same syn- you see in synergy. A syndicator brings people or companies together to share money, ideas, or programs, so the origin explains why they organize groups to work as one.