How to pronounce “reverse confusion”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (trademark law) A situation where a competitor is responsible for a younger use of a mark and by exploiting his market dominance imparts his goodwill to the mistaking buyers of the senior user and erodes the latter’s goodwill and control of it.

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