Advertisement
Advertisement
get in touch
verb as in feel
Strongest matches
verb as in get
Strongest match
verb as in reach
Weak matches
verb as in respond
Example Sentences
Likewise, Janani says the company reached out last week, after the BBC got in touch, for a few more documents and her package now appears to have cleared customs.
So, she asked the then-owner to get in touch if she ever decided to sell her penthouse—a decision that she ended up making more than two decades later.
The FCA advises anyone who wants to make a complaint to get in touch with their lender or broker, and has this guidance on how to complain.
"We are working at pace to establish the circumstances of David's death and I would ask anyone with information which could help us to please get in touch."
"Individually, they said nothing, they didn't get in touch with me, I didn't expect them to," he said.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse