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Noun lay-person has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebLay PersonsDescription:In the context of a specific field or profession, the term "lay persons" refers to individuals who do not have specialized knowledge, training, or experience in that particular area. They have a limited understanding of the subject matter and are considered non-experts. Lay persons are usually contrasted with professionals or experts who have acquired formal education, skills or expertise in the field. Usage:Sense: Non-experts in a specific fieldExample sentence 1: In the courtroom, the lawyer explained complex legal concepts to the lay persons on the jury. Example sentence 2: The workshop was designed to provide lay persons with basic knowledge about investing in the stock market. Sense: Ordinary people without specialized skills or knowledgeExample sentence 1: The presentation aimed at explaining scientific research to lay persons in an easily understandable manner. Example sentence 2: The article sought to bridge the gap between academic research and lay persons who may be interested in the topic. Related Products: | ||||
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