To keep in touch



Example: They keep in touch regularly

Definition


"To keep in touch" means to maintain communication or contact with someone over a period of time, usually through messages, calls, or meetings, ensuring the relationship or connection remains active and updated.

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    Etymology


    The phrase "to keep in touch" originates from the literal idea of maintaining physical contact or connection, later evolving metaphorically to mean maintaining communication. "Keep" comes from Old English 'cepan,' meaning to seize or hold, while "touch" derives from Old French 'touchier,' meaning to hit or come into contact. Did you know? The phrase reflects the human need to stay connected, just like keeping a physical touch to avoid losing contact.