still water

"Still water" can refer to both natural water bodies and drinking water, indicating either a lack of movement or carbonation.

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Definition

B2Geography

(technical)A section of a stream or river where the water is calm and shows no visible current.

Example

  • The canoe glided smoothly through the still water, making hardly a ripple.

A2Beverages

(common)Drinking water that is free of carbonation.

Example

  • She prefers still water over sparkling water with her meals.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "still water":

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