IPA: //æmˈbroʊʒəli//
KK: /æmˈbroʊʒəli/
In a way that is deliciously fragrant or pleasing to the senses, often associated with something divine or heavenly.
The dessert was ambrosially sweet, leaving everyone wanting more.
Ambrosially is derived from "ambrosia" (from Greek "ambrosia", meaning food of the gods) and the suffix "-ally" (meaning in a manner). The word describes something that is in a manner befitting the divine or heavenly, often used to refer to something delicious or fragrant.
Think of 'ambrosia' as the 'food of the gods' and remember that 'ambrosially' means something that is divine or heavenly in quality.