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get in touch

VERB
feel
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acknowledge appear appreciate endure enjoy get go through have know meet notice perceive receive see seem sense suffer suggest taste understand welcome
STRONG
accept comprehend discern encounter exhibit note observe remark resemble savor undergo
WEAK
be affected be aware of be excited be impressed be sensible of be sensitive be turned on to get vibes have a hunch have funny feeling
VERB
get
Synonyms
STRONGEST
reach
VERB
reach
Synonyms
STRONGEST
affect approach contact get maintain move
STRONG
influence sway touch
WEAK
get through get to keep in contact keep in touch
Antonyms
STRONGEST
depart discourage dissuade leave
WEAK
fail go lose miss
VERB
respond
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acknowledge answer behave come back counter react reply return
STRONG
reciprocate rejoin retort
WEAK
act in response answer back be in touch with come back at come in feedback feel for field the question get back to talk back
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ask depart leave question request

Example Sentences

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He thanked members of the public who have already come forward and urged anyone with information or footage from the area on the day of the attack to get in touch.

From BBC • Apr. 11, 2026

In the 2002 email exchange, the woman asked Maxwell about a recent trip Maxwell took to Palm Beach, Fla., where Epstein owned a mansion, and suggested that they get in touch in the future.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 9, 2026

“If you are in line and you may miss your flight, get in touch with the airline immediately,” Nastro said.

From MarketWatch • Mar. 25, 2026

The LGA, which represents councils across England and Wales, urged anyone struggling to pay their council tax to get in touch with their local authority for help and advice as soon as possible.

From BBC • Mar. 22, 2026

Barack had met the two of them at a conference and become a member of their board, eventually suggesting they get in touch with me regarding the job.

From "Becoming" by Michelle Obama