layman

Possessives

• term: What, in layman's terms, is taper relief?
• guide: Her approach, the layman's guide, I found particularly valuable.
• language: We must explain in layman's language the lessons we are taught in our Lodges.
• understanding: That, at least, is my layman's understanding.
• interpretation: George has now replied with his knowledgeable layman's interpretation of the relevant law.
• point: From the layman's point of view, a few queries arise.

Converse of subject

understand: Create a clear picture that can be easily understood by the common layman.

Converse of object

• educate: Yet he knows how to present the breathtaking discoveries to the educated layman in a grand overview from the quarks to the Universe.
• do: Very rarely did any layman open his mouth to speak or exhort except in the Sabbath school.
• give: Gives a very layman 's view of academic and corporate research on some of the potential " big stories " of tomorrow.
• have: Lets have a layman 's option: scrap the road fund license.
• call: He was clearly not a priest, but what we would now call a layman.
• interest: This book is not a simple read, but it can definitely be read by the layman interested in the subject.

Adjective modifier

• Catholic: They are an Order of Catholic laymen who band together to serve the Church, the Priests, the Community and their families.
• intelligent: The writing is clear and aimed at the intelligent layman.
• interested: The audience for the former consists of fellow workers and interested laymen whilst the audience for the latter may not yet be born.
• average: He wanted the average layman to have access to the word of God.
• simple: This setup process will explain in simple layman 's terms how to get the best results from your Pro Cinema I satellites.
• first: He was the first layman to hold the post.

Modifies a noun

term: DDL is Data Driven Learning, which in laymen terms means using the corpus to aid learning.