contact

/ˈkɒntækt/

Definitions

1. noun

a person or thing that is in communication with another

“She established contact with her lost friend through social media.”

2. verb

to be in communication with or to establish a connection with someone or something

“Can you contact the manager to resolve this issue?”

3. verb

to come into physical contact with something or someone

“Be careful not to contact the hot stove.”

4. noun

a person or group that is in physical contact with something

“The contact with the rough surface caused her skin to burn.”

5. noun

a point or area where two surfaces meet

“The contact between the two objects was smooth.”

6. noun

a person who sells or distributes something, especially a product

“The contact for the new phone was at the store.”

7. noun

the act of making something happen or coming into being

“The contact of the two forces resulted in a massive explosion.”

8. noun

a person who is in contact with a person or thing, especially in a professional capacity

“The company’s contact was a marketing expert.”

9. noun

the surface or area where something touches or comes into contact with another

“The contact of the wheel with the road was smooth.”

10. noun

the act of reaching or being in physical contact with something

“The contact with the ground was what saved her from the fall.”

11. noun

a person or thing that has a connection or association with something or someone

“The contact of the two companies led to a major partnership.”

12. noun

a person or thing that is related to or connected with something or someone

“The contact of the two cultures was fascinating.”

13. noun

a person or thing that is involved or related to a particular activity or situation

“The contact for the charity event was a prominent businessman.”

14. noun

a person or thing that has a connection or relationship with something or someone

“The contact of the two teams was a key factor in their success.”

15. noun

the state or condition of being in contact with something or someone

“The contact of the two surfaces was perfect.”

16. verb

to make or become in contact with something or someone

“The two objects will contact each other when they collide.”

Synonyms

  • connect
  • link

Antonyms

  • disconnect
  • separate