| But the Ascension is not to be conflated with the Resurrection, and to celebrate the former is not in any way to diminish the latter. |
| Because such discussions are often conflated with rationing, any attempt to do this is a political nonstarter. |
| Either way, guttural and gutter have been phonetically and semantically conflated. |
| Since most studies are cross-sectional, short-term effects tend to be conflated with longterm effects. |
| Here are conflated British turn-of-the-century ideal of the garden city and the south Asian archetypal strategy of drawing the sky into the heart of a building. |
| Binge drinking should not be conflated with chronic alcoholism and under-age consumption. |
