get back to
Respond to someone
Get back to means to return to something—a place, activity, or state: Let me get back to what I was saying.
It also means to respond to someone after a delay: I'll get back to you tomorrow with an answer.
The phrase implies resumption or follow-up rather than an immediate response.
Verbal or written answer
- answerSolution to query
- follow upContinue investigating something
- contactCommunication or physical touch
- reach outInitiate communication with someone
email · message · touch base · reconnect · correspond · acknowledge · update · check in
Go on without stopping
- pick upLift and take
- restartCommence anew
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
- recommenceBegin again after pause
carry on · proceed · press on · persevere · persist · maintain · sustain · keep up
Returning to one's origin
- reunionGathering after separation
- revisitExamine again later
- reenterGo back inside
- restoreReturn to earlier state
reclaim · recover · retrieve · reestablish · reintegrate · reoccupy · revert · revive
reply
Verbal or written answer
- answerSolution to query
- follow upContinue investigating something
- contactCommunication or physical touch
reach out · email · message · touch base · reconnect · correspond · acknowledge · update · check in · ping
continue
Go on without stopping
recommence · carry on · proceed · press on · persevere · persist · maintain · sustain · keep up · advance
homecoming
Returning to one's origin
restore · reclaim · recover · retrieve · reestablish · reintegrate · reoccupy · revert · revive · renew
concentrate
Reduced, potent form
- prioritizeRank by importance
- dedicateSet apart formally
- commitBind to a course
reengage · immerse · zero in · center · realign · buckle down · hone in · attend to · redirect · settle into
office
Professional work location
tasks · duties · responsibilities · grind · routine · projects · emails · assignments · meetings · productivity