Synonyms for cartel
kɑrˈtɛlcar·tel

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1. cartel

   All these words involve at least two parties, tho an engagement or promise may be the act of but one. A contract is a formal agreement between two or more parties for the doing or leaving undone some specified act or acts, and is ordinarily in writing. Mutual promises may have the force of a contract. A consideration, or compensation, is essential to convert an agreement into a contract. A contract may be oral or written. A covenant in law is a written contract under seal. Covenant is frequent in religious usage, as contract is in law and business. Compact is essentially the same as contract, but is applied to international agreements, treaties, etc. A bargain is a mutual agreement for an exchange of values, without the formality of a contract. A stipulation is a single item in an agreement or contract. A cartel is a military agreement for the exchange of prisoners or the like.

   Synonyms:
   agreement, arrangement, bargain, compact, contract, covenant, engagement, obligation, pact, pledge, promise, stipulation

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1. trust, corporate trust, combine, cartelnoun

   a consortium of independent organizations formed to limit competition by controlling the production and distribution of a product or service

   "they set up the trust in the hope of gaining a monopoly"

   Synonyms:
   combining, corporate trust, trustfulness, trust, trustingness, faith, confidence, combine, reliance

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1. • Consortium

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1. List of paraphrases for "cartel":

   poster, cartels, banner, agreement

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1. Raul Benitez:

   It appears that the Jalisco cartel is getting stronger and wants to take over the role that the Knights Templar had.

2. Duane Chapman:

   A White boy, that doesn’t know Spanish, the cartel’s gonna grab him for the reward, so he’s not down there.

3. Mike Vigil:

   He received a Harvard-type education from some of the best cartel leaders.

4. Sanjiv Shah:

   The decision by OPEC-members to keep oil production output at record high levels ... suggested that the organization was effectively abandoning its long-term strategy of limiting production and acting as a cartel, leading to more downward pressures on oil prices in the short term.

5. William Todts:

   Truckmakers claim we can trust them to deliver more efficient trucks, the reality is that for the last decade they've made virtually no progress in fuel efficiency while for much of that time they are alleged to have operated a cartel. It's high time we shift gears and introduce U.S.-style fuel economy standards.