out of touch (with (someone))

no longer in communication with someone.

I've been out of touch with Willner for a long time and don't even know where he lives now.

Usage notes: usually used with the verb be, as in the example

Opposite of: in touch (with (someone))

• give someone the evil eye
• give someone the finger
• give someone the glad eye
• give someone the green light
• give someone the heave ho
• give someone the heebie-jeebies
• give someone their due
• give someone their head
• give someone their marching orders
• give someone their walking papers
• give someone the jitters
• give someone the kiss of life
• give someone the nod
• give someone the old heave ho
• give someone the once-over
• give someone the push
• give someone the right of first refusal
• give someone the right to first refusal
• give someone the rough side of tongue
• give someone the rough side of your tongue
• give someone the runaround
• give someone the sack
• give someone the shaft
• give someone the shits
• give someone the shivers