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Meanings of conflate in English

Portuguese
combinar
Catalan
mesclar-se
Spanish
combinar
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To mix together different elements.

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combinar
Usage of conflate in English
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The government proposals appeared to conflate police investigation with prosecutorial analysis, he said.
The Guardian
2
When possible, translate YDS and V grades into French grades, then conflate them.
Climbing Magazine
3
Again, it's easy to conflate these nominal returns with what investors actually do.
Reuters
4
To conflate his departure with Isa Guha's deserved promotion is sinister.
News.com.au
5
When it comes to sexual assault we conflate consent with character.
Ebony
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Many politicians conflate the interests of their party with the good of the country.
The Irish Times
7
There's just a world of difference and no-one should conflate the two, he said.
The Guardian
8
To justify confrontation with North Korea, conflate it with Tehran.
The Guardian
9
One should not conflate The Shadow with The Plough and translate Grigson as Burgess.
The Irish Times
10
For their part, police publicly conflate all hacking crimes with robbing payphones with crowbars.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
11
The sac-like breasts, bulging belly, and padded hips conflate woman with her procreative function.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
12
Even after criticism, Mika and Joe continued to conflate rap lyrics with white supremacy.
Ebony
13
Often, however, these debates conflate perceptual and decision processes.
Pubmed
14
When men are politically engaged no one questions it, because we conflate anger with masculinity.
The Daily Telegraph
15
What we shouldn't do is conflate the idea that one can't exist without the other.
The Verge
16
To justify confrontation with Iran, conflate it with Pyongyang.
The Guardian
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