automatically
adv.without needing a person to do anything. You use this when a machine or a process works by itself.
adv.by means of a mechanism or process that functions independently of external human intervention.
“The lights turn off automatically when you leave the room.”
“The software saves your work automatically every five minutes to prevent data loss during a crash.”
“While manual overrides are available for emergencies, the system is designed to adjust the pressure automatically based on real-time sensor data.”
Typically placed after the verb it modifies or at the end of the clause.
Usage automatically translate · automatically produce
“Under the new system, when the system flagged behavior as “abnormal”, the user would be automatically suspended, pending a review.”
“Vinted - which has refunded Bekyarova-Delev since the BBC contacted it - said experts had looked at the items and that while "original documents may be reviewed, they do not automatically guarantee successful verification".”
Common in history writing
From automatic + -ally.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.