automatically
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2.9
- adverb
- /ˌɔːtəməˈtɪkli/
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instintivamente
- That is, it all happens automatically without conscious thought or effort.
- automatically assume
- automatically think
- students will automatically
If you feel the pelvic floor automatically, you have done a full breath.
- If you feel the pelvic floor automatically, you have done a full breath.
- My mom, she'll see this and automatically become your biggest fan.
- Well, the learning, the brain has automatically linked the meat with the sound.
- So people just automatically think of something.
- That is, it all happens automatically without conscious thought or effort.
- And, and because he told me that, I automatically forgive him.
- No, we do this automatically, like, until we don't.
- You pick it up knowing that you're reading fantasy, so you automatically suspend disbelief.
- When he stops texting, don't be so quick to automatically cut him off.
- When he stops sexting, don't be so quick to automatically cut him off.
Examples
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The problem-solving part of your brain works automatically and will respond to whatever you ask it.
Fiction book (1992) -
Why do you guys automatically take his side?
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So people just automatically think of something.
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We just automatically say no to our ideas.
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Well, this automatically puts you in the friend zone.
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What I mean by "no" is that we do not automatically become smarter simply by listening to music.
Academic text (2015) -
And everyone would automatically assume that they had something to do with it, and you would just deny it.
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But we're also wired to respond automatically in a way which reveals this bias.
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As predicted, by writing personal narratives, students automatically engaged in identity construction.
Academic text (2015) -
When the light turns red, cars stop automatically without any driver intervention.
Synonyms
58
3.9
To act without thinking as a natural reaction
48
4.4
To act naturally without planning or being forced
31
5.8
Without thinking, your mind is not aware
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5.5
Not done on purpose or by choice
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4.1
Doing tasks without thinking because of habit
12
5.4
To act without thinking because of a quick physical reaction
2
6.3
To act without thinking because of a natural feeling
2
6.2
Done without being asked
Automatically and without thinking as the body reacts
Works by itself without someone controlling it, like a heating system
Antonyms
How Automatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word automatically also comes from the part auto- meaning 'self', as in autograph. That idea of being 'self-acting' helps explain the second meaning: something you do automatically is done 'without thinking', like a reflex.