automatically
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3.1
- adverb
- /ˌɔːtəməˈtɪkli/
- Specialized
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automáticamente
- When you turn on the machine, it will start operating automatically without any manual input.
- automatically generated
- automatically updated
- automatically sent
And that will sort of automatically reduce the the load.
- And that will sort of automatically reduce the the load.
- The LED lights will automatically extinguish when you can drink.
- However, what Ovia does is that it automatically inputs your period.
- So the app automatically pops up every Sunday.
- You buy a fund which automatically owns lots of stocks, like hundreds of them.
- Well, it automatically finds the centre of gravity.
- It says any time I e-mail an idea, it automatically saves it in Evernote for you.
- And so by keeping the classes small, you automatically have that type of interaction.
- When a notation is good, it just sort of automatically tells you what to do next.
- You know when you if you plant something, weeds are automatically grow, they grow up.
- Ads based uon the content you feed to your website automatically O it's really cool.
- Why doesn't this realization of our social nature automatically come about?
Examples
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Now, when you push these buttons, the rear seats automatically go down.
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We've seen devices that will automatically clean your floors.
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And from this you automatically have a side product.
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Everything her sister says is not automatically wrong.
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So is it doing that automatically or can you load images?
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So the whole range of European legislation automatically has that effect.
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So the app automatically pops up every Sunday.
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The debt will be automatically cancelled.
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If one is tampered with, the others automatically lock the place down.
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The rise in Chinese jobs manufacturing for export did not automatically mean a decline in jobs elsewhere.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
11
3.7
In a way done by a machine or without a person doing it
3
6.1
To act without feeling, like a machine
Works by itself without someone controlling it, like a heating system
Antonyms
How Automatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word automatically comes from the part auto- meaning 'self', the same auto- in autonomy. So, something that happens automatically happens 'by itself', without a person doing it.