layperson (Meaning)

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layperson (n)

someone who is not a clergyman or a professional person

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As a layperson, I found the scientific jargon difficult to comprehend.
The layperson's understanding of medical terms often differs from that of professionals.
Complex legal documents can be challenging for laypeople to interpret.
Scientists need to use language that is accessible to laypeople in order to effectively communicate their findings.
The layperson's perspective on social issues is valuable and should be considered in decision-making.
Religious texts often contain esoteric concepts that can be difficult for laypeople to grasp.
The layperson's intuition can be equally insightful as expert analysis in certain situations.
Museums and exhibits should provide information that is accessible to both laypeople and experts.
Financial advisors need to explain complex financial concepts in a way that laypeople can understand.
The layperson's role in scientific research is often underestimated and undervalued.

someone who is not a clergyman or a professional person

layman,secular,

preacher,priest, ecclesiastic, clerical, cleric, clerical, cleric, minister, reverend, minister

As a layperson, I found the scientific jargon difficult to comprehend.

The layperson's understanding of medical terms often differs from that of professionals.

Complex legal documents can be challenging for laypeople to interpret.

Scientists need to use language that is accessible to laypeople in order to effectively communicate their findings.