automagically

adv. Something that happens automatically, but that also has some mysterious, "magical" element to it. "Smart" appliances, features, etc. that do intelligent things with less help than you might expect.

I installed Windows, and it screwed up my system automagically!

by The Grammar Nazi January 13, 2002

automagically

When you have coffee, work gets done automagically

Wow, how did you get 30 hours of work done in 5?

Automagically.

by flyingrunion June 9, 2018

Automagically

a process that happens automatically but cannot be explained to the processee how it actually happened.

Hey man, I just got a fax in my email inbox automagically, wtf??

by IT Geek January 23, 2009

automagically

When an action automatically happens and you are amazed how it happened.

The words automagically tabed in the Microsoft Word document when I clicked ok.

by Jpaschen September 15, 2010

automathically

According to Vi Hart, something in nature that happens, not because of chance or some greater plan, but because there is mathematically no other way that it could happen, because it is bound to happen.

All that these flower bits are doing is growing where there is most room for them. The rest happens automathically.

by Feuermurmel January 25, 2014

Autobotically

A term used in software engineering to explain when to use artificial intelligence to make something automatically happen. This is in lieu of saying automagically.

The software engineer used AI to allow the product to make educated decisions on how to do XYZ autobotically.

by Lulu Seville October 10, 2018

Automagically

Used to explain the unexplainable behavior of something. Usually refers to computers.

"I tried it 15 times, and now, for some reason, it just automagically works !"

by unreal_ed November 8, 2009