automagicallyAutomagically is a term used when the user either doesn't want to go into the technical details of something or doesn't know the details but does know what the end result has to be. The term is sometimes used in planning and design discussions and trade show demonstrations. For example, one might say: "Our new CD-ROM will put a handy button on your computer desktop automagically. You won't even have to think about it." The term is a playful variation of automatically .
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| This word suggested by: Julia Lloyd | | Last updated on:
Oct 16, 2006 |
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Are you a Know-IT-All?
Is a charge-coupled device another name for a fax machine -- or is it a light-sensitive microchip?
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