To syndicate is to publish or broadcast something across many channels simultaneously.
(verb)When you broadcast your radio show on 30 different stations throughout the U.S., this is an example of a situation where you syndicate your radio show.
The definition of a syndicate is a group that was designed or established to serve a common purpose, or is an entity that supplies news information to many newspapers and other media outlets all at the same time.
(noun)See syndicate in Webster's New World College Dictionary
noun
Origin: Fr syndicat < syndic, syndic
transitive verb syndicated, syndicating
intransitive verb
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See syndicate in American Heritage Dictionary 4
noun
Origin:
Origin: French syndicat
Origin: , from Old French, office of syndic
Origin: , from Medieval Latin syndicātus
Origin: , from Late Latin syndicus, syndic; see syndic
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