conflate
Example Sentences
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Some of the evidence "conflated" different things in regard to a fixture against Ajax in Amsterdam, he said, giving one example of running street battles that did not occur on a match day.
From BBC
The backlash, though, often conflates flawed implementation with a flawed idea.
According to Dr. Barzilai, Mr. Johnson sometimes conflates markers of health, like lung capacity, with markers of aging.
From New York Times
The Trump cult conflates faith with nationalism and extremist messianic ideology.
From Salon
The relative mainstreaming of tradwife lunacy is concerning for a lot reasons, one being an escalating tendency to conflate the term with that of everyday stay-at-home parents and housewives.
From Salon
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