The prize was divided equally among the ten syndicate members.
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Syndicate
//ˈsɪndɪkət//
Synonyms for "syndicate" (162 found)
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Closest matches (33)
Strong matches (48)
Related words (81)
ganglandgray marketgroupholding companyhouseillegal commerceillegal operationsillegitimate businessillicit businessincludeincorporateindustryintegrateinterblendinterfusejoinjoint-stock associationjoint-stock companyjuntakitchen cabinet
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labour unionleaguelegislatureloan-sharkinglump togethermafiamake onemeldmelt into onemergemixmonopolymoonshiningnarcotics trafficoperating companyorganizationorganized crimeparish councilpartnershipplunderbundpoolprivy councilprostitutionprotection racketpublic utilityput togetherracketreembodyroll into onesanhedrinserializeshade intoshady dealingssolidifysovietstaffstock companysyncretizesyndicationsynodsynthesizethe mafiathe mobthe racketsthe syndicatethe underworldtrade associationtrade uniontrades uniontraffic in womentribunaltrustunifyunionuniteus cabinetusuryutilitywhite slavery
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1 entriesRelated terms
3 entrieshas context
1 entriesis a
2 entriesmanner of
3 entriesrelated to
17 entriesShowing 16 of 17 words.
Translations
55 translations across 30 languages.
Arabic
2 entries- نَقابة noun (group of individuals or companies)
- نِقابة noun (group of individuals or companies)
Belarusian
4 entries- сындыка́т noun (group of individuals or companies)
- сындыка́т noun (group of gangsters)
- сіндыка́т noun (group of individuals or companies)
- сіндыка́т noun (group of gangsters)
Bulgarian
2 entries- синдика́т noun (group of individuals or companies)
- синдика́т noun (group of gangsters)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 辛迪加 noun (group of individuals or companies)
- 辛迪加 noun (group of gangsters)
Czech
1 entries- syndikát noun (group of individuals or companies)
Danish
1 entries- syndikat noun (group of individuals or companies)
Estonian
1 entries- sündikaat noun (group of individuals or companies)
Finnish
4 entries- rikollisjärjestö noun (group of gangsters)
- ryhmittymä noun (group of individuals or companies)
- syndikaatti noun (group of individuals or companies)
- syndikaatti noun (group of gangsters)
French
2 entries- syndicat noun (group of individuals or companies)
- syndiquer verb (to become a syndicate)
Galician
1 entries- sindicato noun (group of individuals or companies)
Georgian
1 entries- სინდიკატი noun (group of individuals or companies)
German
2 entries- Syndikat noun (group of individuals or companies)
- Syndikat noun (group of gangsters)
Greek
1 entries- συνδικάτο noun (group of individuals or companies)
Hungarian
1 entries- szindikátus noun (group of individuals or companies)
Indonesian
1 entries- sindikat noun (group of gangsters)
Irish
2 entries- sindeacáit noun (group of individuals or companies)
- sindeacáitigh verb (to put under the control of a group)
Italian
2 entries- associazione a delinquere noun (group of gangsters)
- sindacato noun (group of individuals or companies)
Japanese
3 entries- シンジケート noun (group of individuals or companies)
- シンジケート noun (group of gangsters)
- 企業組合 noun (group of individuals or companies)
Korean
2 entries- 신디케이트 noun (group of individuals or companies)
- 신디케이트 noun (group of gangsters)
Macedonian
1 entries- синдика́т noun (group of individuals or companies)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- syndikat noun (group of individuals or companies)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- syndikat noun (group of individuals or companies)
Polish
3 entries- syndykat noun (group of individuals or companies)
- syndykat noun (group of gangsters)
- syndykat noun (group of media companies or an agency)
Russian
2 entries- синдика́т noun (group of individuals or companies)
- синдика́т noun (group of gangsters)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- sindìkāt noun (group of individuals or companies)
- синдѝка̄т noun (group of individuals or companies)
Sicilian
4 entries- banna noun (group of gangsters)
- cosca noun (group of gangsters)
- cumarca noun (group of gangsters)
- sinnacatu noun (group of individuals or companies)
Slovak
1 entries- syndikát noun (group of individuals or companies)
Slovene
1 entries- sindikat noun (group of individuals or companies)
Swedish
1 entries- bolag noun (group of individuals or companies)
Ukrainian
2 entries- синдика́т noun (group of individuals or companies)
- синдика́т noun (group of gangsters)
Sample sentences
17 total sentences available.
This sweet little old lady turned out to be the head of a crime syndicate.
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Sami was involved in a drug syndicate.
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Then these are your instructions, and I beg, my dear Watson, that you will obey them to the letter, for you are now playing a double-handed game with me against the cleverest rogue and the most powerful syndicate of criminals in Europe.
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