Synonyms for automatically
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1. automaticallyadverb

   in a reflex manner

   "he answered automatically"

   Synonyms:
   mechanically

2. mechanically, automaticallyadverb

   in a mechanical manner; by a mechanism

   "this door opens mechanically"

   Synonyms:
   mechanically

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1. List of paraphrases for "automatically":

   automatic, auto, spontaneously, systematically, routinely, automated, necessarily

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1. Destini Jackson:

   She’s absolutely the sweetest, funniest, inspirational baby I’ve ever laid eyes on, she automatically captures your heart and you can see the determination in her. She’s so bubbly and even when she’s in pain, she’s constantly smiling and never lets anything keep her down.

2. Lennon Lacy:

   When I saw him, I just knew automatically he didn't do that to himself, if he was going to harm himself, his demeanor would have changed. His whole routine, everything, his attitude, everything would have changed.

3. Jeff Sessions:

   We shouldn't automatically assume the economy is going to go south just because the houses are controlled by different parties, when you have houses controlled by different parties they actually have to compromise a bit if they're going to get anything done, and this tends to sometimes be positive.

4. Yossi Melman:

   I stopped believing the reports from the official and semi-official media in Iran regarding the circumstances around the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, they are publishing various and even contradictory details : Assassins ? Motorcyclists ? A booby-trapped car ? A machine gun that fires automatically ? It seems to me that Iranian and Israeli intelligence to which this is attributed deals with psychological warfare, disinformation, and the obstruction of evidence.

5. Abigail Van Buren:

   Wisdom doesn't automatically come with old age. Nothing does - except wrinkles. It's true, some wines improve with age. But only if the grapes were good in the first place.