From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnon-alcoholicˌnon-alcoˈholic adjective DFDDRINKnon-alcoholic drinks do not contain alcohol non-alcoholic wine Do you have anything non-alcoholic?
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non-alcoholic• non-alcoholic beer• In that case, the hostess of a club selling non-alcoholic beverages importuned three passers by.• These days most major manufacturers of non-alcoholic beverages produce special drinks of negligible calorie content for the weight-conscious.• However, Lang is quick to add that non-alcoholic beverages will also be served.• This non-alcoholic drink has less than 50 calories and is a healthy addition to any picnic or packed lunch.• But the campaigners say they want to see even more promotion of non-alcoholic drinks for drivers.• The survival rates for alcoholic and non-alcoholic patients were identical.• There will also be potluck munchies and a non-alcoholic toast at midnight, she says.• We got some non-alcoholic wine for Lisa because she doesn't drink. 