in touch (with (someone))

in communication with someone.

I'm sorry we haven't been in touch over the past few years.

We stay in close touch with the New York office.

How can I get in touch with your sister?

Usage notes: usually used with the verbs be, keep, stay, and get, as in the examples

Opposite of: out of touch (with (someone))

• a fairy godmother
• a fait accompli
• a fallen angel
• a fallen idol
• a fallen woman
• a fall from grace
• a fall guy
• a false alarm
• a false dawn
• a false economy
• a false start
• a family man
• a far cry from
• a far cry from something
• a fashion victim
• a fast talker
• a fast track
• a fat cat
• a fate worse than death
• a fat lot of good
• a fat lot of use
• a faux pas
• a favourite son
• a feather in cap
• a feather in someone's cap