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haptic
(redirected from Haptic device)

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haptic /hap·tic/ (hap´tik) tactile.
hap·tic (hptk)
adj.
Of or relating to the sense of touch; tactile.
haptic
tactile.
haptic
1. See scleral zone.
2. Pertaining to the sense of touch. See scleral contact lens.


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