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A new lifetime model with various shapes of the hazard rate function for modeling uni-modal and bimodal data sets is introduced and studied along with its statistical properties. Before using the maximum likelihood method for estimating the unknown model parameters, we assessed its performance via a simulation study. The flexibility of the new model is illustrated via plots of the probability and hazard rate functions for three real data applications.