recontact

verb

re·con·tact (ˌ)rē-ˈkän-ˌtakt

-kən-ˈtakt

recontacted; recontacting; recontacts

transitive verb

: to contact again : to get in communication with after a period of being apart

He said his staff will try to interview her as well as recontact some of the case's other original witnesses …—

Elizabeth Larson

The commissioner will recontact those schools that have expressed interest in us, who have come to us, and find out exactly the nature of the interest …—

David Boren

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Some donors may not want their cells used in the neural experiments, the panel notes, and ethics experts are discussing whether researchers should consider whether to recontact donors or obtain new tissue. —

Jocelyn Kaiser, Science | AAAS, 8 Apr. 2021