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

Automagically

a. The action of causing processes to occur in the background without end users being aware of what is happening.

b. Making things work without requiring user intervention.

c. Fixing something without anyone seeing how it was done.

When I left work last night my computer program would not launch, but our technology guy, Harold, fixed it by the next morning. The program automagically launched when I turn on my computer.

by Mactwisted May 12, 2011

Automagically

When something happens by itself but is unexpected and the cause is not seen.

Miles and Ambre’s love is happening automagically.

by Bnarratologist February 27, 2022

Automagic

Automagical, Automagically

Marketing speak to make an already uncomplicated user input / automated process seem like something more than it is; this term dates back to 1987.

A push of a button and your image is automagically transformed to a needlepoint masterpiece!

by Turnstyle the II 1/2 February 20, 2009

automagically

pertaining to the one's belief that the best will happen with no effort on her/his part.

The 2011 NYS budge will automagically appear (despite the Legislature failing to create it).

by native gardener May 28, 2010

automagically

to perceive something has happening all on its own, as if by magic; a way to describe something that is both automatic and magical

your such a pig, do you think this place just cleans itself automagically or what?

by bossopolis March 30, 2011

automagically

Extremely annoying word computer nerds use to describe things software does by itself and with no exception would be far better replaced with the word 'automatically'.

The system will automagically create the next user id number for you.

by Jonny Random January 3, 2008