backroom
/ˈbækˌrum/
noun
- A room at the back of a building, often used for storage or private work.
- The restaurant's backroom is where they keep extra supplies.
- She set up a small desk in the backroom to work on her projects.
- The old bookstore had a dusty backroom filled with rare books.
- A place where secret or private meetings are held, especially involving political or business deals.
- Critics accused the politicians of holding backroom negotiations.
- The deal was finalized in a backroom without any transparency.
- The decision was made in a backroom, away from public view.
adjective
- Relating to secret or private activities, especially in politics or business.
- The report exposed a series of backroom agreements between the two firms.
- The backroom deal angered many voters.
- He was known for his backroom influence in the company.