Wednesday’s Word of the Week: Vicariously
Definition: in a way that is experienced in the imagination through the actions of another person.
Where I Heard It: I love this word. I use it all the time and yet I realised that I hadn’t done a word of the week on it and I knew this was a travesty and I had to rectify this immediately. Hence, why it is this week’s word.
Pronunciation: Vi-k-ree-ieh-slee
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Brilliant idea indeed 👍🏼
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Thanks so much 🤗🤗
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I love this concept! A weekly celebration of great words. Vicariously is a fabulous choice.
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Thanks so much! Ive been doing it for three years now so safe to say im starting to run out of words so I’m glad i could still find great words to use for it xx
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Vicariously is a great word. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks! It is a great word xx
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I would so love to hear your Scottish accent. Here in South Africa, we are fond of that, of Scots and the goodness that come from Scotland. Ships, trains and a wee dram, perhaps also a bonnie lassie.
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Thats so funny because I love the south african accent. There is something really soothing about it
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We and the Scots have something in common as the Afrikaans people consist of 40% Dutch 40% German 9% French 8% Scottish ancestru plus 1& from a very wild party
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I love this word as well! I possibly don’t use it as often as you do, but there is something oddly satisfying when I do. Hope you’re having a great day, Maisy 🙂
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Thanks! I might use it a little too much 😂😂 hope your day has been great x
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