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public life

noun

  1. public service as an elected or appointed government official.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of public life1

First recorded in 1775–85
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“No one who sees me in action would doubt that I remain the bulldog that I am,” Connolly said at the time, about 135 days before announcing his retirement from public life.

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By a vote of 131-84, a supermajority of House Democrats chose to hand one of the most visible positions in Congress to someone who announced their retirement from public life four months later.

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He described corruption as a "cancer in public life".

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"It has taken a toll, but if you are in public life you have to take that."

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He claims that while Sharaa's top circle wants to build "a conservative, economically liberal" state, "they can't stop many of their members – those they've appointed in various positions and rely on because they're trusted – from trying to Islamise public life in Syria."

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