vicariously in English

adverb

in a vicarious manner; indirectly; via substitutio

Use "vicariously" in a sentence

1. She tried to live vicariously through her children.

2. Contributory infringers are vicariously liable for their actions

3. Temple ordinances can be done vicariously for them.31

4. Reading Autopathography allows us to accumulate such experience vicariously

5. In spoiling the children they are vicariously spoiling themselves.

6. 9 In spoiling the children they are vicariously spoiling themselves.

7. Through author's description we can vicariously experience his exotic journey.

8. It would be a privilege to partake vicariously of their emotions.

9. Alternatively, they are expressed vicariously through tastes in films and television.

10. By observation of one type and another I gathered experience vicariously.

11. A company may be vicariously liable for an offence committed by its employee.

12. The ladies only vicariously involved were standing almost at attention as they waited.

13. It attempts to recreate events so that the reader may vicariously share the experience.

14. I now know he participated in some things vicariously through me, his only son.

15. The individual will be primarily liable and the health authority vicariously liable for its employees' negligence.

16. Sometimes such experiences may include communion with nature, during which we may experience your pleasure vicariously.

17. He would be living vicariously through you and learning all as your separate inputs came together.

18. Alternatively, the employer could be vicariously liable if Arthur was negligent in respect of his statement to Bert.

19. Beginning in the 1870s, second Anointings began to be performed vicariously for dead members of the church

20. The Sims™ 3 Ambitions Now you can live vicariously through a Sim and download The Sims 3: Ambitions for the PC

21. TAurine exerts most of its benefits vicariously through other compounds in the body, but exerts some of its own on a cellular level.

22. Each of the young women completed a portion of the Personal Progress activities and projects vicariously to enable Maddy to receive her own medallion.7

23. Like Judy Garland, who died at the same age, Piaf still lets us live, vicariously, in a world of emotional extremes that few of us could handle.

24. Boudicca (or Boadicea or Boudica, an early version of Victoria according to Jackson), one of history's most powerful women, suffered rape only vicariously—as a mother, but her revenge destroyed thousands.

25. He explored what it meant to be Adulated, tossed aside, in love, alone, young, old, a man, and an American by living vicariously through characters created for tracks like “Badlands,” “Prove