Which of these is NOT commonly considered wastewater?

Freshly distilled water is not commonly considered wastewater because it undergoes a process of distillation, which removes impurities and contaminants, resulting in a clean and pure product. This type of water is often suitable for use in laboratories, industrial applications, and even in some medical practices where high purity is required.

In contrast, used water from industrial processes, stormwater, and groundwater are all types of water that can contain various pollutants, contaminants, or excess nutrients, categorizing them as wastewater. Used industrial water often contains chemicals or byproducts from manufacturing processes, stormwater can carry debris and pollutants from urban surfaces, and groundwater may have elevated levels of contaminants due to various land use activities. Hence, while the other options can contribute to wastewater management considerations, freshly distilled water does not fit that classification.