To merge or combine two or more ideas, texts, or concepts into one, often incorrectly or misleadingly.
“Don't conflate revenue growth with profitability—they're separate metrics.”— Finance
“People often conflate correlation with causation when interpreting data.”— Analytics
Origin: From Latin conflare 'to blow together, to melt together', from con- 'together' + flare 'to blow'
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