Difference between Conflate and Commingle

CONFLATE vs COMMINGLE: VERB

To bring together; meld or fuse.
To combine (two variant texts, for example) into one whole.
To blow together; to bring together; to collect; to fuse together; to join or weld; to consolidate.
To ignore distinctions between, by treating two or more distinguishable objects or ideas as one; to confuse.

To blow together; bring together as if by convergent winds.
In diplomatics, to form by inadvertent combination of two readings of the same words. See conflation, 3.
Blown together; wafted together from several sources; heterogeneous.
In diplomatics, marked by conflation; inadvertently formed by combining two different readings into one: as, a conflate text or passage.

Absorb, Digest, Assimilate, Liken, Internalize, Equate, Immix, Fuse, Mix, Blend, Coalesce, Merge, Combine, Commingle, Meld

Intermix, Segregate, Mingle, Intermingle, Confound, Confuse, Immix, Fuse, Mix, Blend, Coalesce, Combine, Merge, Conflate, Meld

Ascribe, Oversimplify, Digest, Assimilate, Liken, Internalize, Equate, Immix, Fuse, Mix, Blend, Coalesce, Combine, Commingle, Meld

Interweave, Intertwine, Intermix, Segregate, Mingle, Intermingle, Confound, Confuse, Immix, Fuse, Mix, Blend, Coalesce, Combine, Meld

There is no chronology; on every page, axioms from many different decades commingle.
When ththey often pull in and commingle these related efforts with CHI.
That means the government and religious institutions are not to commingle.
Do not commingle any other types of deposits onto the card.
Their juices will commingle and make the dressing that much better.
Cells interact commingle within their environment through signal transduction pathways.
Landlords may commingle security deposits with their other funds.
USCIS assumes that a married couple will commingle finances.
In other words, you should not commingle funds.
Sometimes, you may commingle your assets or debts.