bcc

verbB2Very rare — outside the 30,000 commonest English words, so you will meet it in writing rather than in speechleans written

Other forms: bccs

To bcc somebody is to copy them in without the others seeing. Bcc the manager, put him on bcc, bcc the whole list.

It is the right tool for a mailing list, since it keeps strangers' addresses private. Used to copy a boss in secretly it is a small act of politics rather than of administration.

Definitions of bcc

1verbbccTo copy somebody in without the others seeing.B2
“Always bcc the list so nobody can see the other addresses.”

bcc is an action.

Practised in Office & Admin

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