Magically

/ˈmædʒɪkli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is supernatural or inexplicable, as if by magic.

The room was transformed magically into a winter wonderland overnight.

In a manner that seems remarkable or impossible, often in a skillful or elegant way.

She solved the complex puzzle magically in just a few minutes.

By means of a magician's tricks or skills.

He made the rabbit disappear magically from the hat.

In a seemingly effortless or remarkable manner.

The dancer moved across the stage magically, captivating the entire audience.

In a way that evokes wonder or enchantment.

The sunset over the ocean was magically beautiful.

Derived from the word 'magic', with the suffix '-ally' indicating manner.

magically inclined:

Having an affinity or tendency towards magic.

magically delicious:

A phrase suggesting something is exceptionally good, often used in marketing.

Doing something effortlessly.

He completed the project magically, without breaking a sweat.

Appearing suddenly and unexpectedly.

She showed up at the party magically after we thought she couldn't come.