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vicarious
01
living through the experiences of others through observation, empathy, or imagination as if they were one's own
02
occurring in an abnormal part of the body instead of the usual site involved in that function
03
related to actions or experiences that are done on behalf of someone else or for their benefit
vicarious
adj
vicar
n
vicariously
adv
vicariously
adv
Example
Virtual reality technology can offer users a vicarious exploration of faraway places or fantastical realms.
Watching a thrilling movie can provide a vicarious sense of adventure without leaving the comfort of your seat.
Through her detailed storytelling, the author allowed readers to have a vicarious experience of the protagonist's incredible journey.
As a spectator, he felt a vicarious thrill when his favorite sports team scored a winning goal.
During the principal's leave, the vice principal assumed a vicarious position, overseeing daily school operations.
