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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
If there are issues you would like to see covered, you can get in touch via Your Voice.
The senior curator described the moment Ms Lewis got in touch regarding donating memorabilia to the museum as a "dream call".
Then other mutual friends got in touch to ask Elle if she knew Miles, saying they had also been scammed.
She said cold temperatures this winter could lead to a "really, really difficult time for people" and urged those affected by fuel poverty and other issues to get in touch with the charity.
Rev Bruce said the church had instituted a response line, because "we want people to get in touch with their stories".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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