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Example sentences for conflate
Please, let's not conflate thermal conductivity and heat capacity.
The problem is that people conflate these two as if they are identical concepts.
In the wake of the conflict, it was easy to conflate the two enclaves.
Don't conflate the movie business with the theatre business.
But let's not completely conflate our national self-interest with self-righteous moral judgment.
Some officials continue to conflate the crimes of kidnapping, human trafficking, and smuggling.
After a while you will conflate selection and mutation as one process.
It is considered a distortion to define or conflate open standards as requiring open source and free software.
Thus, to some extent, defined-contribution plans conflate personal saving and pension saving.
Stories that conflate behaviors and traits miss all that.
But it is important not to conflate these more remote possibilities with what is possible today or in the near future.
Your questions are highly leading and conflate many issues.
Do not, in the meantime, conflate volatility with risk.
It would be error to conflate knowledge of a party's existence with the absence of mistake.
There is a tendency to conflate the two, which in essence accuses people of being disingenuous.
But to conflate that with intolerance against the people who embody those is disingenuous.
Still others would conflate the two, hoping to incorporate the best of both while avoiding their limitations.
Orthography and speech are different notions in many important ways, yet it is easy for us to conflate them.
Here you mistakenly conflate expertise with credentials.
It was an ill considered attempt to conflate the two beatings.
But some people conflate those and say you should have known one led to the other.
That's because they conflate mainstream media with printing presses.
And it is historically dishonest to conflate it with other horrible atrocities.
It is perhaps natural to conflate default with devaluation because they often occur together.
