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vicarious
adjective as in done or felt for, or on behalf of, another
Example Sentences
Johnson, squeezed into a wig so tight we get a vicarious headache, has pumped up his deltoids to nearly reach his prosthetic cauliflower ears.
This begins to explain the sensation of vicarious triumph some of us may be feeling at Markle’s engagement.
We get a vicarious thrill from watching the narcissist run roughshod over people's feelings or exploit others without shame.
Luckily, the internet is also glitching, causing a vicarious thrill when Marty quits trying to get service and throws away his phone.
Television is a vehicle built for vicarious experiences, a medium fueled by feeling and thus prone to engaging in manipulation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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