casual contact

noun

1. the level of contact at which a person is not subject to contracting a communicable disease from another, especially nonsexual contact with a person infected with a venereal disease.

Example Sentences

The illness is not spread through casual contact, but through activities that involve exposure to saliva or respiratory or throat secretions — kissing, for example, or sharing food and drinks or cigarettes.

From New York Times

Since then, I have had only casual contact with Smith, who served as SMC’s spokesman for many years.

From Los Angeles Times

CDC officials have used 15 minutes as a rough guideline for how long casual contact between two people can be for COVID-19 to spread, although it is possible for the virus to spread in less time.

From Washington Times

CDC officials have used 15 minutes as a rough guideline for how long casual contact between two people can be for COVID-19 to spread, although it is possible for the virus to spread in less time.

From Seattle Times

Afterwards, Lee reached out to Wang about some memorabilia he had left behind, and the two kept in casual contact until May 2014, when Wang invited Lee on a two-week trip to New York and Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times