Karmically = ?

Hi,

My Concise Oxford Dictionary has 'karmic' as an adjective from the noun 'karma', which I'm sure is in your dictionary. So, I guess this is just an adverb that someone has created from the adjective.

I'm not sure how you would use such an adverb. How could you perform an action 'karmically'?

Best wishes, Clive

CliveI'm not sure how you would use such an adverb.

The only thing I can come up with is as a qualifier for an adjective: "The room was karmically serene", and that's pretty far-fetched.

You might use it for "in terms of karma", perhaps:

1. Karmically speaking, the inventor of Post-its is at the other end of the spectrum to Mr Clippy's creator.

2. A move into Sales & Marketing would be karmically disastrous.

MrP

The boy was teasing the dog. The dog bit him. It seemed karmically appropriate.

Thanks for your helpful replies, guyz.

I bumped into this word in My Horoscope on yahoo.com

" When Taurus and Libra come together in a love affair, it can be the unification of two halves of a whole. These two Signs are thought of as being karmically linked. They're both looking for security in

It's an informal adverb form of karma.

A rude gesture will haunt you karmically.

It means... Achieved, by means of "Karma." Or That Nature, abhores a Vacuum." Meaning, what you send out to the world/people/universe... will be replaced, to within you, by the same energy, from outside of you (what brings that energy exchange about, is "Dharma," or... the "Physical" World/In Chinese, "The World"/or "World of Ten Thousand things," is "The I-Ching." The main supportive Psychologica

Oh, also... here you go.

Clearly an adverbial form of "Karma," which might be used to describe how one is karmically uncomfortable with taking some action, etc.