How to remove entire string that match specific pattern in unix txt file with a single command line

I would like to remove all the strings that contain "vcc". Example:

s_regscan_ctrl_lab_2_regscan_ce s_regscan_data_l_regscan s_t_regscan_data_tieoff_regscan vcc_cram_viort1_6_t 
 vcc_cram_viort1_7_t vcc_cram_viort1_8_t vcc_cram_viort1_9_t vcc_cram_vioxio1_0_t 
 vcc_cram_vioxio1_1_t vcc_cram_vioxio1_2_t vcc_cram_vioxio2_0_t vcc_cram_vioxio2_1_t 
 vcc_cram_vioxio2_2_t vcchg vccl vssgnd m_b_regscan_data_tieoff_regscan

Expected output:

s_regscan_ctrl_lab_2_regscan_ce s_regscan_data_l_regscan s_t_regscan_data_tieoff_regscan vssgnd m_b_regscan_data_tieoff_regscan

I have tried with:

cat abc.txt | sed 's/\svcc.*\s//g'"

But it removed everything after vcc* and returned:

s_regscan_ctrl_lab_2_regscan_ce s_regscan_data_l_regscan s_t_regscan_data_tieoff_regscan

Can someone help?