Collocation
reply all
To send a response to every recipient of an original email, including the sender and all CC'd recipients.
Definition
'reply all' is a common English collocation. To send a response to every recipient of an original email, including the sender and all CC'd recipients.
reply + all
“Please remember to reply all to the team announcement so everyone sees it.”
Examples
- I accidentally clicked reply all and sent my personal comment to everyone on the mailing list.
- Always reply all to important team emails so everyone stays informed about the discussion.
- She forgot to reply all to the meeting invitation, so some people didn't see her acceptance.
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- Could you please reply all to confirm your attendance at the workshop next week?
- He was scolded for not replying all to the urgent memo from the CEO, causing confusion.
- When you reply all, make sure your message is relevant to everyone included in the thread.
- Please don't reply all with a joke; it's a professional thread about project deadlines.
- If you reply all, you'll reach hundreds of people, so be careful with your wording.
- They decided to reply all with a collective 'thank you' to the event organizer.
- The common email etiquette is to reply all only when absolutely necessary, to avoid spamming inboxes.
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