Definition of automagically in English:

automagically

adverb ɔːtəˈmadʒɪkliˌôdəˈmajək(ə)lē

informal

(especially in relation to the operation of a computer process) automatically and in a way that seems ingenious, inexplicable, or magical.
just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer
Example sentencesExamples
- When you return home the movie automagically downloads into your Mac (or PC) where it can be streamed to your TV via iTV.
- Click on that and you are automagically subscribed to the feed of your choice.
- If your web site or blog has an RSS feed, you can use it to automagically make a Mobile Magazine.
- And the wireless connection, after the machine goes to sleep and wakes up, re-establishes itself automagically.
- Ubuntu downloaded it, installed it and added it to the menu automagically.
- Upon insertion, the disc is "automagically" drawn into the case, thanks to the slot-in mechanism.
- Magazines and newspaper get delivered automagically and many of the New York Times Best Sellers are available for download.
- See, the scanner automagically scans at large scale and high res.
- Some stuff will automagically appear in this space as we immerse in the real world without a blogging distraction.
- It would be even better if you used the proper CSS technique that does it automagically!
- The whole point of the full-time writing is that if I manage to do some then I'm automagically organised and productive, right?
- In other words, you can subscribe to audio from a site that offers it and have it automagically downloaded to your MP3 player.
- A microwave would be useful right now, so I could discover whether heated veggie juice automagically turns into soup.
- But I think the difference here is that the ads are insinuated into the content automagically, and the authors are not being paid to make the comments.
- Software updates and new applications are added automagically.
- I'm thinking the timeout scheme is too annoying unless my software repository automagically releases code after the timeout period.
- It automagically sucks down up-to-date text versions of all your favourite web sites to read off line.
- Just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer seconds later.
- Then the workflow engine will automagically distill the software support for that process.
- It behaves well when you are interrupted by phone calls and saves your current position automagically.

Origin

1940s: blend of automatically and magically.

Definition of automagically in US English:

automagically

adverbˌôdəˈmajək(ə)lē

informal

(especially in relation to the operation of a computer process) automatically and in a way that seems ingenious, inexplicable, or magical.
just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer
Example sentencesExamples
- Click on that and you are automagically subscribed to the feed of your choice.
- It would be even better if you used the proper CSS technique that does it automagically!
- See, the scanner automagically scans at large scale and high res.
- The whole point of the full-time writing is that if I manage to do some then I'm automagically organised and productive, right?
- In other words, you can subscribe to audio from a site that offers it and have it automagically downloaded to your MP3 player.
- Some stuff will automagically appear in this space as we immerse in the real world without a blogging distraction.
- It automagically sucks down up-to-date text versions of all your favourite web sites to read off line.
- When you return home the movie automagically downloads into your Mac (or PC) where it can be streamed to your TV via iTV.
- Just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer seconds later.
- If your web site or blog has an RSS feed, you can use it to automagically make a Mobile Magazine.
- I'm thinking the timeout scheme is too annoying unless my software repository automagically releases code after the timeout period.
- And the wireless connection, after the machine goes to sleep and wakes up, re-establishes itself automagically.
- Ubuntu downloaded it, installed it and added it to the menu automagically.
- It behaves well when you are interrupted by phone calls and saves your current position automagically.
- Then the workflow engine will automagically distill the software support for that process.
- Magazines and newspaper get delivered automagically and many of the New York Times Best Sellers are available for download.
- But I think the difference here is that the ads are insinuated into the content automagically, and the authors are not being paid to make the comments.
- Software updates and new applications are added automagically.
- Upon insertion, the disc is "automagically" drawn into the case, thanks to the slot-in mechanism.
- A microwave would be useful right now, so I could discover whether heated veggie juice automagically turns into soup.

Origin

1940s: blend of automatically and magically.

单词	automagically
释义	Definition of automagically in English: automagically adverb ɔːtəˈmadʒɪkliˌôdəˈmajək(ə)lē informal (especially in relation to the operation of a computer process) automatically and in a way that seems ingenious, inexplicable, or magical. just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer Example sentencesExamples When you return home the movie automagically downloads into your Mac (or PC) where it can be streamed to your TV via iTV. Click on that and you are automagically subscribed to the feed of your choice. If your web site or blog has an RSS feed, you can use it to automagically make a Mobile Magazine. And the wireless connection, after the machine goes to sleep and wakes up, re-establishes itself automagically. Ubuntu downloaded it, installed it and added it to the menu automagically. Upon insertion, the disc is "automagically" drawn into the case, thanks to the slot-in mechanism. Magazines and newspaper get delivered automagically and many of the New York Times Best Sellers are available for download. See, the scanner automagically scans at large scale and high res. Some stuff will automagically appear in this space as we immerse in the real world without a blogging distraction. It would be even better if you used the proper CSS technique that does it automagically! The whole point of the full-time writing is that if I manage to do some then I'm automagically organised and productive, right? In other words, you can subscribe to audio from a site that offers it and have it automagically downloaded to your MP3 player. A microwave would be useful right now, so I could discover whether heated veggie juice automagically turns into soup. But I think the difference here is that the ads are insinuated into the content automagically, and the authors are not being paid to make the comments. Software updates and new applications are added automagically. I'm thinking the timeout scheme is too annoying unless my software repository automagically releases code after the timeout period. It automagically sucks down up-to-date text versions of all your favourite web sites to read off line. Just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer seconds later. Then the workflow engine will automagically distill the software support for that process. It behaves well when you are interrupted by phone calls and saves your current position automagically. Origin 1940s: blend of automatically and magically. Definition of automagically in US English: automagically adverbˌôdəˈmajək(ə)lē informal (especially in relation to the operation of a computer process) automatically and in a way that seems ingenious, inexplicable, or magical. just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer Example sentencesExamples Click on that and you are automagically subscribed to the feed of your choice. It would be even better if you used the proper CSS technique that does it automagically! See, the scanner automagically scans at large scale and high res. The whole point of the full-time writing is that if I manage to do some then I'm automagically organised and productive, right? In other words, you can subscribe to audio from a site that offers it and have it automagically downloaded to your MP3 player. Some stuff will automagically appear in this space as we immerse in the real world without a blogging distraction. It automagically sucks down up-to-date text versions of all your favourite web sites to read off line. When you return home the movie automagically downloads into your Mac (or PC) where it can be streamed to your TV via iTV. Just type in the name of what you want to listen to, and it automagically appears on your computer seconds later. If your web site or blog has an RSS feed, you can use it to automagically make a Mobile Magazine. I'm thinking the timeout scheme is too annoying unless my software repository automagically releases code after the timeout period. And the wireless connection, after the machine goes to sleep and wakes up, re-establishes itself automagically. Ubuntu downloaded it, installed it and added it to the menu automagically. It behaves well when you are interrupted by phone calls and saves your current position automagically. Then the workflow engine will automagically distill the software support for that process. Magazines and newspaper get delivered automagically and many of the New York Times Best Sellers are available for download. But I think the difference here is that the ads are insinuated into the content automagically, and the authors are not being paid to make the comments. Software updates and new applications are added automagically. Upon insertion, the disc is "automagically" drawn into the case, thanks to the slot-in mechanism. A microwave would be useful right now, so I could discover whether heated veggie juice automagically turns into soup. Origin 1940s: blend of automatically and magically.
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