vicariously (Meaning)

Wordnet

vicariously (r)

indirectly, as, by, or through a substitute

Webster

In a vicarious manner.

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Unable to attend the concert, Jane experienced the thrill vicariously through her friend's detailed description.
As a non-athlete, Mike lived vicariously through his son's achievements in competitive sports.
Sarah, an art enthusiast, enjoyed vicariously exploring the vibrant world of painting through gallery visits and artist interviews.
Through the protagonist's adventures in the novel, readers could vicariously escape into a fantastical realm.
Watching her favorite cooking show, Emily vicariously savored the delectable dishes prepared by the renowned chef.
Unable to participate in extreme sports due to physical limitations, Jake found solace in living vicariously through adrenaline-pumping documentaries.
Social media platforms often fuel the desire to live vicariously through curated glimpses into others' lifestyles.
The elderly woman, confined to her home, lived vicariously through the stories and experiences shared by her globe-trotting grandchildren.
During the lockdown, many people satisfied their wanderlust vicariously by exploring virtual travel experiences and documentaries.
Carla, an aspiring musician, lived vicariously through her friends who pursued careers in the music industry, eagerly supporting their performances.

indirectly, as, by, or through a substituteIn a vicarious manner.

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Unable to attend the concert, Jane experienced the thrill vicariously through her friend's detailed description.

As a non-athlete, Mike lived vicariously through his son's achievements in competitive sports.

Sarah, an art enthusiast, enjoyed vicariously exploring the vibrant world of painting through gallery visits and artist interviews.

Through the protagonist's adventures in the novel, readers could vicariously escape into a fantastical realm.