Conflate

Some people conflate veganism and vegetarianism, but they're actually quite different.

The merger will conflate the two media companies into a new media powerhouse.

It's not fair to conflate all lawyers with dishonesty.

Some people conflate intelligence with academic success.

The international airlines have announced their plans to conflate their operations.

The teacher warned her students not to conflate correlation with causation.

It's important not to conflate the symptoms of anxiety with the symptoms of depression.

The musician's song conflate elements of jazz and rock.

Some people conflate the concepts of race and ethnicity, but they are not the same.

He tends to conflate his personal beliefs with scientific facts.

The professor warned us not to conflate correlation with causation.

The author's attempt to conflate science and politics in her book was controversial.

The lawyer argued that the prosecution was attempting to conflate circumstantial evidence with proof of guilt.

The presentation was able to conflate various ideas into a coherent argument.

We mustn't conflate the opinions of a few vocal individuals with the views of the entire community.

The author's use of flashbacks helped to conflate the past and present in the story.

The media tends to conflate all video games with violent behavior.

The two hospitals will conflate their resources to provide better healthcare services to the community.

The photographer was able to conflate different exposures to create a perfectly balanced image.

The government has decided to conflate the three departments into a single Ministry of Science and Technology.

The architect decided to conflate different design elements to create a unique building.

The composer will conflate different themes in the movie soundtrack.

The professor warned her students not to conflate correlation with causation.

The advertisement sought to conflate two popular brands to boost sales.

The architect chose to conflate traditional and modern design elements in the building's facade.

The architect was able to conflate modern and traditional styles in the building design.

The politician tried to conflate the issues to distract from the main topic.

The conductor will conflate different sections of the orchestra to produce a harmonious sound.

The company decided to conflate two product lines to appeal to a wider audience.

The two tech companies are in talks to conflate and create a new product that will revolutionize the industry.

The fashion designer decided to conflate different fabrics and patterns to create a new and exciting line of clothing.

The music producer will conflate various musical instruments to create a distinct sound.

The landscape artist decided to conflate different types of plants and flowers in her latest garden design.

Some people conflate mental illness with weakness, but that's far from the truth.

You can't conflate the results of two different experiments and draw a conclusion.

Many people conflate the concept of love with that of infatuation.

The music arranger will conflate different sections of a song to create a shorter version for a commercial.

The teacher warned the students not to conflate the two scientific theories.

The two rival political parties have announced their decision to conflate in order to better compete in the upcoming election.

The writer's use of metaphors often serves to conflate seemingly unrelated ideas.

The sound engineer will conflate different audio tracks to create a seamless audio experience.

The DJ will conflate different beats to create a new dance track.

The church is considering whether to conflate with another congregation to increase their outreach.

The graphic designer decided to conflate different textures and colors to create a unique logo.

The movie director chose to conflate two characters from the original book to streamline the plot.

The politician tried to conflate the two different issues to gain more support for his campaign.

The speaker tried to conflate two opposing viewpoints into a single argument.

The fashion designer plans to conflate different fabrics and textures in her new clothing line.

The historian argued that too many people conflate the terms "socialism" and "communism".

The novel conflate elements of romance and thriller genres.