What is "magically"

Usage examples of "magically".

The Knight Gawain searches for the sword that beheaded John the Baptist, and which magically bleeds every day at noon.

All of the weapons she had mastered during her days with the Merc Bod came magically to hand.

Perhaps the Terrans might even fend him someone terrible, like Colonel Bogey, to make the forests cringe and the animals die magically at the touch of a wire.

Shana stared at the magically smoothed rock of her cavelet ceiling, and blinked befuddled eyes.

A fleeting glance over her shoulder confirmed that her injured duelist had indeed vanished into the night, just as magically as he had appeared at her side in the Octagon room.

Colorless goo, the ectoplasm of magically created mass, spattered out between the crushed plates and hide and down into the car.

Ra-May stood encased in a ball of light, her magically erected shield causing the shadows to cringe from her.

His gift to Kaliathe duplo jewelry Magically transformed into a ruby-studded gold filagree necklacewas worthy of a princess.

Jon held a picnic basket that was probably overflowing with fried chicuck, greasy goober chips, cooakes, pies, and magically cold, tangy oranglemime aid.

The man squinted, saw the tiny cluster of gossamery glass, noted the liquid about it that seemed to be vanishing magically, and took a step forward.

He got up slowly, without effort, and as he moved a hammerless revolver appeared magically, almost, in his right hand.

But he hid in his corner, silent and magically excited, afraid to take the lead.

Once Stanach found Piper, Stormblade would be magically returned to Thorbardin, and in Hornfels hand, before Kelida or Tyorl had a chance to know it was gone.

The arrogant, liverish, treacherous little man was magically transformed into a martyr.

The board would damn well approve his choice, even if he had to have a Maja magically convince the holdouts.