conflation
pronunciation
How to pronounce conflation in British English:
UK [kən'fleɪʃən]
How to pronounce conflation in American English:
US [kən'fleɪʃən]
Word Origin
- conflation (n.)
- 1620s, from Late Latin conflationem (nominative conflatio), noun of action from past participle stem of conflare (see conflate).
Example
- 1. Few of the fans seemed to notice , let alone oppose , the conflation of party and state .
- 2. Spatial data conflation and information fusion .
- 3. This conflation and confusion of acceptance and approval is another source of divisiveness .
- 4. In the next installment we will delve into more specific comet details , such as the different comet models and advanced push features such as data filterability , conflation , and bandwidth and frequency control .
- 5. To overcome these difficulties , it is necessary to design systematically the process of lecture experimental teaching according to the three dimensionalities , that is , the " conflation and degree " of cognition , the route of cognition , and the method of cognition .