conflate

Judges ruled that the definition used “conflates and confuses two separate and distinct protected characteristics” laid out in the Equality Act - a reserved piece of legislation which MSPs do not have the power to alter.

And let me be clear, I’m not conflating the majority of Trump voters with those idiots marching in Ohio.

Ridley-Thomas’ lawyers had already accused prosecutors of conflating bribery and gratuities.

Punishing poverty and conflating it with abuse or neglect has serious consequences.

And while early voting numbers should not be conflated with final tallies, there is data to support GOP concern.