Conflating

The journalist was criticized for conflating two similar-sounding but distinct ethnic groups.

Conflating politics with religion can lead to a dangerous mix.

Conflating different dialects can lead to misunderstandings in language learning.

Conflating criticism with personal attacks can discourage constructive feedback.

Conflating correlation with causation can lead to erroneous conclusions.

The historian's conflating of two different eras in his analysis led to several inaccuracies in his research.

The artist's painting was criticized for conflating multiple artistic styles, resulting in a confusing final product.

Conflating dietary supplements with medication can be dangerous.

The politician's conflating of immigration with crime is a common tactic used to rile up his base.

The journalist was accused of conflating the terms "climate change" and "global warming" in her article.

The film was criticized for conflating different historical events.

It's important to avoid conflating cultural appropriation with appreciation.