Synonyms for vicariously
vi·car·i·ous·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. vicariouslyadverb

   indirectly, as, by, or through a substitute

   "she enjoyed the wedding vicariously"

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1. Tony Dokoupil:

   A lot of people also living vicariously through her, being able to say, well someone said, 'I don't want this job, I got a better job. Take that!' she had a lot of options.

2. Les Stroud:

   It happens so often and it is a strange combination for me of feeling completely humbled by that and at the same time feeling very proud about that, he said. I was right in my choices of what I taught ; I was right in my choices of how I produced the show. one of the greatest compliments I would get is that ‘ Surivorman ’ is a show that the entire family would sit down to watch because the young boy scouts and girl scouts would be learning skills, he said. The men would live vicariously by putting themselves in my position, and the women will watch with their eyebrows raised. It really resonated across the whole demographic of the whole family.

3. United States:

   My campaign has released aone-sentence press release calling Donald Trump a' jagoff,' which is Western Pennsylvania for jerk, populism has adark side and Donald Trump is mining that for all it’s worth by saying reprehensible things about Muslims, about immigrants, about you name it. If you get to live vicariously through that and cheer Donald Trump on, Ido n’t expect to get your vote, and frankly, Ido n’t wantit.

4. Jerry Skinner:

   Nothing happens in Russia that he doesn't approve of, therefore vicariously he's responsible.

5. Judge Diane Gibbons:

   The butchery in this case was beyond my ability to describe, to live through it vicariously through the photos and the tapes and the recordings ... must have taken a toll.