About The Word Magically
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Magically
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What's The Definition Of Magically?
[adv] in a magical manner; "it disappeared magically"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Magically: as if by magic Related Terms | Find terms related to Magically: abundantly | acutely | amazingly | amply | astonishingly | awesomely | conspicuously | copiously | eminently | emphatically | exceptionally | exquisitely | extraordinarily | exuberantly | famously | generously | glaringly | impressively | incredibly | intensely | magnanimously | magnificently | markedly | marvelously | nobly | notably | particularly | peculiarly | pointedly | preeminently | profusely | prominently | pronouncedly | remarkably | richly | signally | singularly | splendidly | strikingly | superlatively | surpassingly | surprisingly | uncommonly | unusually | wonderfully | wondrous | worthily See Also | Magically In Webster's Dictionary \Mag"ic*al*ly\, adv.
In a magical manner; by magic, or as if by magic.
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