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Definition of conflation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
combinationTECH. merging of two or more sets of informationTECH.
- The conflation of data from different sources can lead to errors..
2.
text blendingTECH. blend of texts into a single textTECH.
- The editor created a conflation of the two manuscripts.
Origin of conflation
Latin, conflare (to blow together)
Examples of conflation in a sentence
Avoid the conflation of unrelated issues. The novel is a conflation of several myths. His speech was a conflation of various sources.
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- French:conflation, ...
- German:Datenverschmelzung, Verschmelzung, ...
- Italian:fusione, ...
- Spanish:mezcla, conflación, ...
- Portuguese:fusão, conflação, ...
- Chinese:融合, 文本融合, ...
- Japanese:情報の統合, 合成, ...
- Arabic:دَمْج, مَزْج النُصوص, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְמַזְּגוּת, מִיזּוּג, ...
- Russian:объединение, конфляция, ...
- Ukrainian:злиття, компіляція, ...
- Hindi:सूचना का विलय, संमिश्रण, ...
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