EVP

See also: evp

English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /iː viː ˈpiː/

Noun

EVP (plural EVPs)

1. (business) Initialism of Executive Vice President.
2. (business) Initialism of Employee value proposition.
   • 2015 February 27, “Courting the cream of the crop: how to attract the best talent to your company”, in The Guardian‎^[1]:

     With 95% of staff in Avanade's most recent employee engagement survey saying they would be happy to refer a friend to the company, Tomison believes his firm's EVP is already on the right tracks.

3. Initialism of electric vacuum pump.
4. (parapsychology) Initialism of Electronic voice phenomenon.
   • 2005 January 4, “Shortcuts”, in The Guardian‎^[2]:

     She is now one of the country's foremost EVP experts, having hosted over 400 consultations. Like all EVP practitioners, she usually hears faint, single words—never anything about where spirits are calling from, no guidance or warnings of any use other than proving life after death.

Proper noun

EVP

1. (politics) Initialism of Estonian Left Party.
2. (politics) Initialism of Evangelical People's Party of Switzerland.
3. (politics) Initialism of Evangelical People's Party. (Netherlands)
4. (computing) Initialism of Enhanced Virus Protection.

Anagrams

• PvE, PVE, peV, PeV, VEP, pve, PEV

German

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

EVP f (proper noun, genitive EVP)

1. (Swiss politics) Initialism of Evangelische Volkspartei (“Evangelical People's Party of Switzerland”).

   Coordinate terms: SVP, SP, FDP, GPS, GLP, EDU

Declension

Declension of EVP [sg-only, feminine]

	singular
	indef.	def.	noun
nominative	eine	die	EVP
genitive	einer	der	EVP
dative	einer	der	EVP
accusative	eine	die	EVP