Synonyms for reach out
reach out

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1. reach, reach outverb

   move forward or upward in order to touch; also in a metaphorical sense

   "Government reaches out to the people"

   Synonyms:
   extend to, give, get through, touch, strain, gain, get hold of, accomplish, poke out, attain, progress to, hand, make, turn over, extend, strive, pass on, hit, arrive at, pass, achieve, get to, reach, contact

2. extend, poke out, reach outverb

   reach outward in space

   "The awning extends several feet over the sidewalk"

   Synonyms:
   go, unfold, exsert, hold out, reach, strain, cover, broaden, draw out, gallop, stretch, stretch out, put out, offer, extend, run, widen, expand, lead, poke out, carry, pass, protract, stretch forth, continue, prolong

3. reach outverb

   attempt to communicate

   "I try to reach out to my daughter but she doesn't want to have anything to do with me"

   Synonyms:
   reach, extend, poke out

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   • Interact
   • Move

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1. Ali Zaidi:

   You definitely have your caffeine withdrawal period, but in seriousness, you know, this is a month that really pushes you to forge community. It’s very easy when you’re in the 24/7 grind to lose a sense of the people that surround us and strengthen us. This is an opportunity to reach out to them. It’s really a month that’s oriented towards service.

2. Colton Hess:

   I think the youth vote is so critically important this year. And it's a major risk if we don't reach out to them.

3. Danielle McLean:

   You're not changing the integrity of the story in any way. You're not changing any of the facts, if anything, you're bringing more transparency to those old stories because if somebody looked those up and wanted to reach out to the reporter, they wouldn't be able to find that reporter because that reporter wouldn't exist anymore.

4. Bill Cassidy:

   The president's team did not reach out to anybody in our group, either Democrat or Republican when they fashioned their proposal, so if you want unity, if you want bipartisanship, you ought to start with a group that's shown it's willing to work together for a common solution.They did not.

5. Melanie Pittman:

   I try to reach out to other individuals who are growing food in the area, to avoid the overlap - 'I grow tomatoes, you grow carrots,'.