syndic (Meaning)
Wordnet
syndic (n)
one appointed to represent a city or university or corporation in business transactions
Webster
syndic (n.)
One appointed to manage an estate, essentially as a trustee, under English law.
Synonyms & Antonyms of syndic
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syndic Sentence Examples
- The syndic meticulously reviewed the documents before making a decision.
- The company's syndic carefully scrutinized the financial statements.
- The syndic acted as the legal representative for the group of investors.
- The syndic's role was to ensure that the investors' interests were protected.
- The syndic had the authority to make decisions on behalf of the investors.
- The syndic kept the investors informed of all relevant matters.
- The syndic ensured that the investors received their fair share of the profits.
- The syndic acted as a mediator between the investors and the company.
- The syndic was responsible for enforcing the terms of the agreement between the investors and the company.
- The syndic played a vital role in ensuring that the investment was a success.
FAQs About the word syndic
one appointed to represent a city or university or corporation in business transactionsOne appointed to manage an estate, essentially as a trustee, under Englis
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The syndic meticulously reviewed the documents before making a decision.
The company's syndic carefully scrutinized the financial statements.
The syndic acted as the legal representative for the group of investors.
The syndic's role was to ensure that the investors' interests were protected.
