vi·cari·ous [vɪˈkeəriəs] ПРИЛ.
1. vicarious (through another person):
2. vicarious form (delegated):
- vicarious authority
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- vicarious authority
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Vicarious trauma can increase these negative effects, where even normal, intelligent, educated individuals can become highly suggestible towards violent acts in formerly unexpected contexts.
en.wikipedia.org His vicarious confession is just one part of his mediatorial, vicarious and representative work (as part of his person).
en.wikipedia.org Vicarious transformation is a process of active engagement with the negative changes that come about through trauma work.
en.wikipedia.org Though the vicar has vicarious ordinary judicial power, he is not an ordinary because he lacks ordinary executive power.
en.wikipedia.org The common people might get vicarious pleasure from the main characters who get over the difference of social standings and punish the greedy lord.
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