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As a result of karma, also related to irony. Usually used to describe an action that has been influenced by karma.
Luke:Hey dude, I think I broke my finger from trying to beat these kids up last night for no reason.

Brendan:Shit man, that so karmatic!
karmatic by Fifaking7 November 4, 2011

Karmatically 

It is a word used to say that Shawn is wrong or incorrect.
Shawn: "My life is karmatically correct!"
Person 1: "You're just saying that you are wrong or incorrect"
Karmatically by Bluebxrrii September 3, 2023
Adjective:
The act of karma playing its role in life.
Eleanor laughed when Angus could not sleep because there was a moth flying around, it was karmatic when she discovered that she could not sleep the next night when there was a wasp in her room.
Karmatic by HappiiPandurrr April 15, 2011

Karmatic Justice

When an individual fails to do the next right thing and continues to participate in self-serving and manipulative ways, Karmaric Justice steps forward and delivers swift and effective punishment equal to or greater than the harm they have caused others.
She shouldn’t of treated those people like that. Karmatic Justice will make it right!
Karmatic Justice by Debness65 April 6, 2021

Karmatically 

It is a word used to say that Shawn is wrong or incorrect
Shawn: "My life is karmatically correct"
Person 1: "You're just saying that you are wrong."
Karmatically by Bluebxrrii September 3, 2023

Karmacly 

Kar·mac·ly. adj. 1. Of or relating to karma. 2. Conforming to the rules of karma: a good deed
I am certain she has done the same thing, so it was karmacly correct.
Karmacly by Gloisms March 25, 2013
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