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out of touch
Hi,
What exactly does the term 'out of touch' mean? Not being concerned of?
Can you give 2 or 3 examples?
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Re: out of touch

Originally Posted by
bieasy
Hi,
What exactly does the term 'out of touch' mean? Not being concerned of?
Can you give 2 or 3 examples?
It usually means that someone is not up-to-date with current events, not aware of what is going on at the present time.
The politicians are completely out of touch with the public (politicians don't know how the public feel because they never ask them!)
I've been living abroad and am completely out of touch with what's happening in the UK at the moment.
He's out of touch with reality (this suggests a more serious mental problem!)
It can also be used to mean that you haven't been in contact with someone for a while:
Since he left London, he's been totally out of touch (though normally we would say "he hasn't been in touch at all")
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