Synonyms for conflation
kənˈfleɪ ʃəncon·fla·tion

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1. List of paraphrases for "conflation":

   amalgam, merger, merge, merging, fusion

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1. Fyodor Urnov:

   We don't want there to be a conflation in the mind of the public or in the mind of the regulators or policymakers or the ethical community between the two.

2. Harry Shearer:

   I think there's a conflation between representation, which is important -- people from all backgrounds should be represented in the writing and producing ends of the business so they help decide what stories to tell and with what knowledge -- and performance, the job is playing someone I'm not.

3. Ian Russell:

   The conflation of poor business conditions, widespread structural change in capital markets, and regulatory reform, has forced adjustments in the structural framework of the venture marketplace.

4. Aneelah Afzali:

   I fear the narrative may shift again because we often see the wholly inappropriate conflation of the brutal behavior of groups like the Taliban with the teachings of Islam, which drives Islamophobia, and with the looming Afghan refugee crisis, we may also experience an increase in xenophobia as well.

5. Ron Han:

   This movie is very decidedly an Asian-American film and our community has largely been ignored because of the conflation with Southeast Asia.