conflate
Englanti
muokkaaVerbi
muokkaa| Taivutus | |
|---|---|
| ind. prees. y. 3. p. | conflates |
| part. prees. | conflating |
| imp. & part. perf. | conflated |
conflate
- yhdistää, sulauttaa; sulautua
- The author conflated the two texts to produce a new novel.
- Over time, the two meanings conflated.
- a racially conflated population
- Nazi propaganda strove to conflate "the Jew" and "the Bolshevik".
- sekoittaa; sekoittua
- Don't conflate science fiction with reality.
- In his schizophrenic mind, fact and fiction often conflate.