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phatic
phat·ic P0238300 (făt′ĭk)adj. Of or relating to communication used to perform a social function rather than to convey information or ideas. [From Greek phatos, spoken, from phanai, to speak; see -phasia.] phat′i·cal·ly adv.phatic (ˈfætɪk) adj (Linguistics) (of speech, esp of conversational phrases) used to establish social contact and to express sociability rather than specific meaning[C20: from Greek phat(os) spoken + -ic]phat•ic (ˈfæt ɪk) adj. denoting speech used to express or create an atmosphere of shared feelings, goodwill, or sociability rather than to impart information. [1923; probably < Greek phat(ós) spoken, capable of being spoken (verbal adj. of phánai to speak; compare prophet) + -ic] Translations
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