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Evian

Evian

11 2.5
A brand of bottled mineral water from springs in Évian-les-Bains, France
  • proper noun
  • /ˈɛviˌɑn/
: Evian
  • - Can I have an Evian with lemon?
  • Evian water
  • Evian bottle
  • drink Evian

So I've lost eight large Evian bottles.

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Examples

  • I guess I'll have a salad and an Evian water.

  • Get her some brown rice, vegetables, and a bottle of Evian.

  • Would you get me some Evian with ice?

  • - Just an Evian, please.

  • A few days back, on the phone, her daughter, Sarah, had said, 'Mom, at least buy Evian, OK?'

    Fiction book (2001)
  • Bring me an Evian or something, okay?

    Fiction book (2000)
  • A large bottle of Evian, please.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • Give me another bottle of Evian.

  • Rosemary came awake and said sleepily, "Could you get me a drink of Evian water?"

    Fiction book (1990)
  • Would you get me some Evian with ice?

Synonyms

drinking water
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Safe water that you can drink

is a branded bottled product rather than a general public water supply
bottled water
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Water sold in bottles for people to drink

is a branded mineral product sold from specific French springs
mineral water
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Water that has small amounts of minerals in it and is often fizzy

is a specific branded bottle sourced from French springs
spring water
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Water that comes from under the ground and is safe to drink

is the bottled branded product taken from specific French springs

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Evian comes from the French town Évian-les-Bains, where people bottle water from natural 'mineral springs'. The brand used the town's name, so Evian now means a type of bottled mineral water.