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noneffervescent

noneffervescent

9.8
A drink that does not have bubbles, like flat soda
  • adjective
  • /nɒnˌɛfərˈvɛsənt/
translation icon : sin gas
  • Unlike soda, this mineral water is completely noneffervescent and flat.

Examples

  • I prefer noneffervescent beverages over sparkling ones.

  • Many people prefer noneffervescent tablets because they dissolve more slowly.

  • The chemist chose a noneffervescent solution to avoid unwanted reactions.

  • This drink is completely noneffervescent.

  • Unlike soda, this mineral water is completely noneffervescent and flat.

  • I prefer noneffervescent beverages over sparkling ones.

  • The chemist chose a noneffervescent solution to avoid unwanted reactions.

Synonyms

still
vsnoneffervescent
2 3.2

Not fizzy and without bubbles

is broader, applying to any drink or liquid lacking bubbles, not only those
uncarbonated
vsnoneffervescent
1 3.3

A drink that has no bubbles and is not fizzy

is used for the visible absence of fizz rather than naming its chemical cause
noncarbonated
vsnoneffervescent
4.2

A drink that is not fizzy and has no bubbles

is focused on visible lack of bubbles rather than the dissolved gas cause

Antonyms

1 7.3

A liquid that gives off many small bubbles, like soda or champagne

How Effervescent

effervescent
1 7.3
noneffervescent
9.8

Surface Forms

noneffervescent positive

Morphology

noneffervescent = effervescent (transparent) = non + effervescent

The adjective is formed by straightforward negation 'non-' + the adjective 'effervescent', so the meaning 'not bubbly' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Noneffervescent is built from non- ('not') plus effervescent, which comes from a word meaning 'to bubble up'—think of soda that 'fizzes' or sparkling water. So noneffervescent means 'not bubbling', a flat liquid with no fizz or sparkle.