Part of speech: Adjective

Sense: Describing an opinion or commenting on a subject matter without having any direct practical experience or knowledge about it.

Usage: This term is commonly used to criticize someone who expresses their thoughts or judgments on a topic they have only observed from a distance or by reading about it, without actively participating in it.

Example sentence: John's armchair prenominal analysis of the political situation is completely baseless since he has never been involved in politics.

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