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Recontact means to contact again—to reach out to someone after a previous communication.

The word appears most often in research contexts, where investigators recontact study participants for follow-up data: We will recontact you in six months.

It also sees use in sales and recruitment: The recruiter recontacted her about a new position.

followup

callback

Follow-up audition invitation

outreach · touchpoint · inquiry · update · progress · feedback · survey · evaluation · monitoring · tracking

research

participant

One who takes part

longitudinal · panel · study · trial · consent · attrition · retention · tracking · database · registry

reconnection

reunite

Join after separation

restore · reconcile · reacquaint · rejoin · renew · revive · relink · realign · reintegrate · estranged

marketing

retargeting

Re-advertising to past visitors

outreach · conversion · remarketing · churn · lapsed · segmentation · automation · CRM · drip · nurture

Opposites
sequence/novelty of contact

recontactfirst contact

Humanity's alien introduction

initial contact · cold call · introduction · first touch · cold outreach

communication direction

recontactcut off

Separated or disconnected

disconnect · ignore · ghost · abandon · break off

Family

recontacted, recontacting

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G