adj
syndicated
Syndicated (adj) means Sold or broadcast to many different newspapers, stations, or channels at the same time rather than produced by just one. Example: “The show went into syndicated reruns after it ended its network run.”
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Sold or broadcast to many different newspapers, stations, or channels at the same time rather than produced by just one.
"The show went into syndicated reruns after it ended its network run."
How to use syndicated
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDistributed to many outlets at once rather than appearing in just one place.
Common pairings
syndicated show
syndicated column
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What does “syndicated” mean?
The word “syndicated” means sold or broadcast to many different newspapers, stations, or channels at the same time rather than produced by just one. In plain terms, distributed to many outlets at once rather than appearing in just one place.
How do you use “syndicated” in a sentence?
Here is “syndicated” used in a sentence: “The show went into syndicated reruns after it ended its network run.”
What part of speech is “syndicated”?
“Syndicated” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of syndicated?
"syndicated" (adj) means sold or broadcast to many different newspapers, stations, or channels at the same time rather than produced by just one.
