Layperson
[LAY-puhr-suhn]
Hint 1.
The word layperson comes from the Latin adjective laicus meaning “of the people.”
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“As a layperson, Tom struggled to follow the doctor’s conversation—it was filled with unfamiliar medical terms.”
What is the best definition of layperson?
A.
Someone who mooches off of wealthy acquaintances
B.
Someone temporarily laid off of work
C.
Someone lacking intellectual aptitude
D.
Someone who lacks expertise in a certain field
Hint 1.
The word layperson comes from the Latin adjective laicus meaning “of the people.”
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“As a layperson, Tom struggled to follow the doctor’s conversation—it was filled with unfamiliar medical terms.”
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