Adjective:

பிறர் பொருட்டு அசைகின்ற, பிறர் பொருட்டு செய்கின்ற,

vicarious's Usage Examples:

To this is united the noble ideal of the suffering servant, which serves both as a contribution to the great problem of suffering as purifying and vicarious and as the interpretation to the mind of the nation itself of that nation's true function in the future, a lesson which the actual future showed that Israel was slow to receive.

Later Judaism emphasized the idea of vicarious atonement for Israel through the sufferings of the righteous, especially the martyrs; but it is very doubtful whether the idea of the atonement through the death of the Messiah is a pre-Christian Jewish doctrine.

I thought we'd finished with the vicarious act of contrition but no such luck.

Creating generations of families will have you thirsting for more Sims 2 action and you'll spend hours upon hours living vicariously through your Sims.

The idea of vicarious atonement appears in the Old Testament in different forms.

In the Deutero-Isaiah the meaning of Israel's sufferings is exhibited as vicarious.

The unspeakable deeds of this animal who held us were well known to me, vicariously, through the notes of Howie's visits to his past.

Provinces when, at the Gurui serpent-festival, women make vicarious offerings by throwing to Nag Deota, the river demon, dolls which the village lads beat with long switches (Crooke ii.

On the great day of atonement the high priest appears in a vicarious and representative capacity, and offers on behalf of the whole nation which he was considered to embody in his sacred person.

Synonyms:

secondary,

Antonyms:

unstudied, primary,