"Conflated" example sentences

con·flate

verb

conflated (past tense) · conflated (past participle)

- combine (two or more texts, ideas, etc.) into one:

Synonyms

condense, shorten, reduce, abbreviate, abridge, summarize, precis, abstract, shrink, encapsulate, cut, truncate, curtail, trim, consolidate, capsulize, amplify

"Conflated" Example Sentences

1. She conflated her thoughts into a single idea.
2. His speech conflated two different topics.
3. The professor conflated the two topics for discussion.
4. The report conflated different data sets.
5. His argument conflated several unrelated points.
6. The newspaper article conflated facts with opinion.
7. She conflated her notes to prepare for the presentation.
8. His research conflated two distinct theories.
9. The essay conflated two different eras of history.
10. His analysis conflated the results of several studies.
11. The article conflated several sources of information.
12. The student conflated the lecture notes with her own.
13. His presentation conflated two different approaches.
14. The debate conflated two separate issues.
15. His writing conflated two different points of view.
16. The report conflated the findings of several studies.
17. Her argument conflated several different ideas.
18. The lecture conflated two distinct topics.
19. His paper conflated several different sources.
20. The presentation conflated the results of multiple experiments.