1) referring to people who leave a course of study, membership of a society etc (fall-out)
2) not influenced by personal feelings; not referring to any particular person (impersonal)
3) of, for, done by, people who are not members of the clergy; not professional (especially referring to law or medicine); to put (something) on, over etc something (lay)
4) extraordinary or unusual (often referring to a large degree or size) (phenomenal)
5) (used by a speaker or writer referring to herself or himself and another or others) (we)
(showing association, relationship) belonging to; associated with; containing, having
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