conflating

kənˈfleɪtɪŋ

Definition

Definition of conflating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

confusionconfusing two or more things as being the same

The conflating headline made two unrelated arrests sound like one case.

blending

confusing

mixing

mergingcombining two or more things into one

The conflating memo treated travel costs and salaries as one budget item.

blending

fusing

merging

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Origin of conflating

Latin, con- (together) + flare (to blow)

Examples of conflating in a sentence

She kept conflating the two concepts in her speech.
The article was criticized for conflating facts and opinions.
Conflating these two concepts can lead to misunderstandings.

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French:assimilateur, fusionnant, ...
German:gleichsetzend, zusammenfassend, ...
Italian:confondente, conflatorio, ...
Spanish:confuso, fusionador, ...
Portuguese:conflacionista, aglutinador, ...
Chinese:混同的, 合并的, ...
Japanese:混同した, 混同する, ...
Arabic:خالِط, دامِج, ...
Hebrew:מְזַהֶה, מְמַזֵּג, ...
Russian:смешивающий, объединяющий, ...
Ukrainian:змішувальний, об'єднувальний, ...
Hindi:अलग चीज़ों को एक ही मानने वाला, मिलाने वाला, ...
Bengali:একাকারকারী, একত্রীকরণকারী, ...
Catalan:conflador, fusionador, ...
Czech:zaměňující, slučující, ...
Danish:sammenblandende, sammenførende, ...
Dutch:vereenzelvigend, samensmeltend, ...
Greek:συγχυτικός, συγχωνευτικός, ...
Hungarian:összemosó, ...
Khmer:ដែលលាយច្រឡំ, បញ្ចូលគ្នា, ...
Korean:혼동하는, 통합하는, ...
Persian:یکسان‌انگار, ادغام‌کننده, ...
Polish:utożsamiający, scalający, ...
Portuguese (BR):conflativo, aglutinador, ...
Romanian:conflator, comasator, ...
Swedish:sammanblandande, sammanförande, ...
Thai:ที่ปะปนกัน, ที่นำมารวมเป็นสิ่งเดียว, ...
Turkish:özdeşleştiren, birleştirici, ...
Vietnamese:đánh đồng, gộp chung, ...

conflate

kənˈfleɪt

Definition of conflate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

mixingcombine or mix together different elements

The author conflated various myths into a single narrative.

blend

merge

confusionfail to distinguish between separate things

He often conflates fiction and reality in his stories.

confuse

mix up

textual analysis

TECH.

blend two versions of a text into one

TECH.

The editor conflated the two manuscripts for the final edition.

combine

fuse

merge

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Origin of conflate

Latin, conflare (to blow together)

Examples of conflate in a sentence

He tends to conflate personal issues with professional ones.
The article conflates two different historical events.
Politicians sometimes conflate issues to mislead the public.
She conflated the two reports into a single document.
The historian conflated different accounts to create a unified narrative.

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French:fusionner, confondre, ...
German:vermischen, verwechseln, ...
Italian:fondere, confondere, ...
Spanish:mezclar, confundir, ...
Portuguese:combinar, confundir, ...
Chinese:融合, 混淆, ...
Japanese:組み合わせる, 混同する, ...
Arabic:خَلَطَ, ...
Hebrew:לְמַזֵּג, לְבַלְבֵּל בֵּין, ...
Russian:объединять, смешивать, ...
Ukrainian:поєднувати, плутати, ...
Hindi:गड्डमड्ड करना, एक समझना, ...
Bengali:একাকার করা, গুলিয়ে ফেলা, ...
Catalan:fusionar, confluir, ...
Czech:sloučit, zaměňovat, ...
Danish:sammenblande, forveksle, ...
Dutch:vermengen, samenvoegen, ...
Greek:συγχέω, μπερδεύω, ...
Hungarian:összemosni, összeolvasztani, ...
Khmer:លាយបញ្ចូលគ្នា, ច្រឡំបញ្ចូលគ្នា, ...
Korean:합치다, 혼동하다, ...
Persian:درهم آمیختن, خلط کردن, ...
Polish:połączyć, łączyć, ...
Portuguese (BR):confluir, confundir, ...
Romanian:a combina, a conflua, ...
Swedish:blanda, blanda ihop, ...
Thai:ผสมผสาน, เหมารวม, ...
Turkish:karıştırmak, birleştirmek, ...
Vietnamese:kết hợp, đánh đồng, ...

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