haptically vs tactually what difference
what is difference between haptically and tactually
English
Etymology
haptic + -ally
Adverb
haptically (not comparable)
- By means of touch.
- With regard to haptics.
Anagrams
- alphalytic, phatically
English
Etymology
tactual + -ly
Adverb
tactually (comparative more tactually, superlative most tactually)
- In a tactual manner; by, or relating to, the sense of touch.
- 1973, Oliver Sacks, Awakenings, Penguin, 1976, “Parkinsonian Space and Time,” p. 348,[1]
- We have seen, again and again, that patients’ own kinetic melodies can be given back to them, albeit briefly, by the use of an appropriate flow of music […] . Other ‘natural’ motions of Nature and Art are equally potent if experienced visually or tactually.
- 1973, Oliver Sacks, Awakenings, Penguin, 1976, “Parkinsonian Space and Time,” p. 348,[1]
Synonyms
- tactilely
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