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Filter by Meaning The two sports teams have decided to conflate their resources and form a new franchise.
The movie conflate the two different historical events, resulting in a lot of inaccuracies.
It's easy to conflate the characters in a book when you're reading a lot at once.
The singer will conflate different genres of music to appeal to a wider audience.
The two universities are planning to conflate their resources and expertise to offer a joint degree program.
The non-profit organizations will conflate in order to pool their resources and better serve their community.
The church has decided to conflate its three smaller congregations into one larger parish.
The director chose to conflate several characters from the book into one for the movie adaptation.
The filmmaker chose to conflate various scenes to create a more coherent storyline.
Don't conflate your personal experiences with objective reality.
The author tried to conflate two completely different themes in his book, resulting in a confusing plot.
The two small non-profits will conflate to better serve their clients.
The DJ will conflate the beats of two songs to create a new remix.
The artist was able to conflate multiple textures to create a unique painting.
Some people conflate wealth with happiness, but that's not always true.
The DJ will conflate different songs to create a mashup for the dance floor.
It's important not to conflate correlation with causation when analyzing data.
Don't conflate my criticism of your work with a personal attack.
The political parties are discussing whether to conflate for the upcoming election.
The band will conflate different musical elements to produce a fusion sound.
The politician tried to conflate his opponent's policies with those of a dictator.
He tends to conflate his work stress with personal problems.
He tends to conflate his personal opinions with factual information.
The choir will conflate different melodies to create a harmonious piece.
The band will conflate the lyrics of two different songs to create a medley.
Let's not conflate his views with those of his colleagues.
The author's writing style conflate fact and fiction.
The author decided to conflate two characters into one for the movie adaptation.
The composer will conflate the melodies of two folk songs to create a new composition.
The chef decided to conflate different cooking techniques to create a new and exciting dish.
Some people conflate the concepts of love and infatuation, but they are completely different.
Don't conflate my personal beliefs with my professional opinions.
The producer will conflate various audio samples to create a unique sound effect.
The professor cautioned his students not to conflate correlation with causation.
The filmmaker wanted to conflate various shots to create a sense of urgency in the scene.
Don't conflate my words with someone else's, they have completely different meanings.
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