adverb
definition
In an inexplicable manner; for an unknown reason.
Examples of inexplicably in a Sentence
They view the opposition by others to the actions of their country as treason, or at least, inexplicably self-destructive.
We are taken to a period in biblical history when, though the historical sources are almost inexplicably scanty, the narratives of the past were approaching their present shape.
People have claimed to hear slamming doors when no one is there, female voices, and lights that go on and off inexplicably.
In the first place, naturalization experiments fail at least as often as they succeed, and often quite inexplicably.
Inexplicably, but as on so many precision bench lathes, the tailstock barrel carried an inadequate a No. 1 Morse taper.
If you venture down Campus Drive alone at night, your car may inexplicably stall.
Baldrick is another dim yet loyal sidekick who inexplicably puts up with a lot of abuse from a heavily sadistic employer.
British author Mark Ebner who is currently (and inexplicably) penning the book Six Degrees of Paris Hilton claims that he has spoken to a man that owns hours and hours of Hilton's bedroom escapades.
An album with new songs was planned after this, but was inexplicably scrapped by the record company.
Inexplicably more unfocused and drug addled than the car crash of distortion previously displayed.
Some games may inexplicably not run on a particular system or run after hours of tinkering for what would have been instant with a console.
Then upon leaving that level and entering a new one, it inexplicably fell right back to half.
Sagittarian men are inexplicably attracted to individuals that flash brilliant, happy smiles.