adv Uncommon

magically

MAJ-ih-klee

Magically (adv) means By or as if by magic. Example: “The clutter magically disappeared while the kids were at school.”

adv

By or as if by magic.

"The clutter magically disappeared while the kids were at school."

"His headache magically vanished once the meeting ended."

How to use magically

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishIn a way that seems impossible to explain, or literally through magic.

Common pairings

magically appear magically disappear

more magically comparative, most magically superlative

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The clutter _____ disappeared while the kids were at school.

From magical + -ly.

as if by magic

ally bally sally Wally dally rally tally pally really locally usually equally

What does “magically” mean?

The word “magically” means by or as if by magic. In plain terms, in a way that seems impossible to explain, or literally through magic.

How do you pronounce “magically”?

“Magically” is pronounced MAJ-ih-klee (/ˈmæd͡ʒ.ɪ.kli/ in IPA).

How do you use “magically” in a sentence?

Here is “magically” used in a sentence: “The clutter magically disappeared while the kids were at school.”

What part of speech is “magically”?

“Magically” is an adverb.

Is “magically” a common word?

“Magically” is an uncommon word in modern English.