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public life
noun
- public service as an elected or appointed government official.
Word History and Origins
Origin of public life1
Example Sentences
"It has taken a toll, but if you are in public life you have to take that."
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."
“He had a very vigorous public life, which often obscures the fact that he is first and foremost a restless stylist,” John Freeman, editor of the literary magazine Granta, told The Times after Vargas Llosa’s Nobel win.
In the context of the US two-party system, they tend to abstain and withdraw from public life.
In total, Trump’s shock and awe campaign as detailed in Project 2025 and Agenda 47 is a revolutionary project to take control over all areas of American private and public life.
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