laypeople (Meaning)
laypeople
a person who does not belong to a particular profession or who is not expert or versed in some field, a member of the laity, a member of the laity (see laity sense 1)
Synonyms & Antonyms of laypeople
laypeople Sentence Examples
- Laypeople often seek medical advice despite lacking formal training in the field.
- The study aimed to educate laypeople about the risks associated with certain medications.
- Laypeople played a significant role in the development and testing of the new treatment.
- Medical professionals sometimes struggle to communicate complex concepts to laypeople.
- Simple language and visual aids can enhance laypeople's understanding of scientific information.
- Laypeople have invaluable perspectives and insights that can contribute to research and healthcare delivery.
- Civic engagement programs empower laypeople to participate in decision-making that affects their communities.
- Laypeople are increasingly involved in medical research through citizen science initiatives.
- Health literacy programs strive to equip laypeople with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed health choices.
- Laypeople's understanding of legal matters can be improved through clear and accessible language in legal documents.
FAQs About the word laypeople
a person who does not belong to a particular profession or who is not expert or versed in some field, a member of the laity, a member of the laity (see laity se
laymen,secular, lay readers,seculars
ecclesiastics, preachers,priests, clerics, clericals, ministers, clergymen, clerks, divines, deacons
Laypeople often seek medical advice despite lacking formal training in the field.
The study aimed to educate laypeople about the risks associated with certain medications.
Laypeople played a significant role in the development and testing of the new treatment.
Medical professionals sometimes struggle to communicate complex concepts to laypeople.
