layperson|laypeople|laypersons in English

noun

one who is not a professional, nonexpert; member of a religious congregation who is not a member of the clergy

Use "layperson|laypeople|laypersons" in a sentence

1. To the layperson, Backdating connotes wrongdoing

2. Synonyms: clergyperson, Clerical, clerk… Antonyms: layman, layperson, secular…

3. A monk cannot disrespect the layperson by refusing their food.

4. For just a few moments she was a real layperson again.

5. To a layperson, Backdating sounds like a bad thing.

6. Protestant layperson who assists the minister in various functions.

7. Synonyms: nonprofessional, outsider, layperson, layman or woman More Synonyms of Amateur

8. Ascriptions of intentionality made by laypeople, however, are subject to a strong outcome bias

9. The phrase “Consecrated layperson” can refer to one of two realities

10. Our Caskets are made by the Trappist monks of New Melleray Abbey and local laypersons

11. You can use technical language for the expert which is not appropriate for the layperson.

12. An autistic person may be indistinguishable from their Allistic peers to a layperson

13. And the truth is , a big part of layperson do not read Bible!

14. The priesthood of central computing has already given way to a secular world of laypeople playing with multiplying microprocessors.

15. That is a scientific enterprise that surpasses the intellectual aptitude of most laypersons who are called to jury duty.

16. Coroners often possess both legal and medical qualifications, but the office is sometimes filled by laypersons, including undertakers, sheriffs, and justices of the peace

17. The deep red hue of Corina's tumor is plain to see, even to a layperson leaning over the surgeon's shoulder.

18. A grand jury is a legal body comprised of laypeople that determines whether there is enough evidence to bring criminal charges to trial

19. I asked, 'Can you make a real dent in the understanding of the layperson in three weeks, intensively every day?'

20. Paraphilia is sometimes used by laypeople in a more judgemental or prejudicial sense, to categorize sexual desires or activities lying well outside the societal norm.

21. Coroners often possess both legal and medical qualifications, but the office is sometimes filled by laypersons, including undertakers, sheriffs, and justices of the peace.

22. An Arhat (Sanskrit: अर्हत Arhat; Pali: Arahant), in Buddhism, is a spiritual practitioner (Monk or layperson) who is liberated and has attained Nirvana

23. Today still a layperson, tomorrow ordained, we call this a conventional monk because they can't yet let go of defilements.

24. Biogenetic explanations and stigma: a meta-analytic review of associations among laypeople The stigma and social rejection faced by people with a mental disorder constitute a …

25. It is a diocesan-based network of specially trained priests, religious, counselors, and laypersons who provide a team response of care for those suffering in the aftermath of Abortion.