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conflation

[kuhn-fley-shuhn] / kənˈfleɪ ʃən /


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This conflation of theology with allegedly hawkish foreign-policy views is no longer confined to the left.

From The Wall Street Journal

But this false conflation between individuals throughout history resisting fascism and “terrorism” is a deliberate attempt to confuse…

From Salon

The type of violence covered in the new report is a “conflation of two public health and public safety crises” — intimate partner violence and suicide.

From Salon

What felt absurd in 2013 looks uncannily familiar now: the obsession with purity, the conflation of wellness with luxury, the belief that food is never just food but a lifestyle choice, a status symbol, a moral performance.

From Salon

This conflation of gender orthodoxy with American prosperity is popular for a frustratingly simple reason: A politics which refuses to engage with a rigorous economic analysis in the face of parabolic wealth and income inequality has no choice but to attribute the creeping void of American precarity to cultural explanations instead.

From Salon