in touch

[in touch] {adj. phr.}

Talking or writing to each other; giving and getting news.

* /John kept in touch with his school friends during the summer./

* /Police anywhere in the U.S. can get in touch instantly with any other police department by teletype./

* /The man claimed to be in touch with people on another planet./

Compare: KEEP TRACK. Contrast: OUT OF TOUCH.

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Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms


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