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Laymen
Noun (plural: laymen)
1. A person who does not have specialized or professional knowledge in a particular area:
Sample sentences:
- As a renowned physicist, Professor Smith was able to explain complex theories to laymen in a simple and understandable way.
- The article aimed to bridge the gap between experts and laymen, providing an accessible introduction to the field of astrophysics.
- John's lack of expertise in architecture made him a layman when it came to understanding the intricate details of the building's construction.
2. A person who is not a member of a particular profession or group:
Sample sentences:
- The committee consisted of both academicians and laymen, allowing for a diverse range of opinions and perspectives.
- The lawyer explained the legal procedures to the laymen who attended the court session out of curiosity.
- While the panel of judges comprised legal experts, they ensured their ruling was comprehensible to the laymen attending the trial.
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