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Lifer

usgb/ˈlaɪfər/Volume
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Life Commitment

Refers to a long-term dedication, whether to a job or due to a prison sentence.

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My uncle is a lifer at the postal service; he's been there for 35 years.
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Negative Connotation

When related to prison, 'lifer' can have a negative or heavy feeling, signaling no release.

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The jury's decision made him a lifer, without the possibility of parole.
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Job Loyalty

In work context, being a 'lifer' can suggest dependability and loyalty to an employer.

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She's a lifer at the bank; her colleagues respect her commitment.
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