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Meanings of reach out in English

Reach outward in space.

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

Usage of reach out in English
1
The government needs to reach out, in a genuine spirit of cooperation.
The Guardian
2
We are going to continue to reach out to a moderate opposition.
Reuters
3
You can reach out to friends and family for support and companionship.
Ebony
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The president is also wise to reach out to the business community.
The Guardian
5
Given our experience, I decided to reach out to other outdoor brands.
Climbing Magazine
6
It's very expensive to reach out to so many markets in India.
Reuters
7
We need to figure out who we want to reach out to.
Body work
8
She'd gone so far as to reach out and grab it herself.
Indecent suggestion
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Others have asked why she did not reach out for help online.
News.com.au
10
He asked the company to reach out more to the grassroots people.
Radio NZ
11
But many cultural societies reach out to students outside their own nationality.
The Guardian
12
I have not been afforded an opportunity to reach out to either.
From dawn to deceit
13
EBONY: And how do you want people to reach out to you?
Ebony
14
I reach out to grab her in case she keeps toppling sideways.
The Girl I Used to Be
15
If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Wired
16
He has warned Republicans they must reach out to engage minority voters.
Reuters
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Australia
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South Africa
Common
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