Phoenix in Latin
Phoenix in Latin is Phoenix — Phoenix means a mythical bird said to burn up and then rise again from its own ashes.
Phoenix in Latin
Phoenix
What does "Phoenix" mean?
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noun A mythical bird said to burn up and then rise again from its own ashes.
"Like a phoenix, the old cinema rose from the ashes of the fire that gutted it."
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noun Something or someone that recovers and thrives after being destroyed or seemingly finished.
"The company became a phoenix, rebuilding stronger after bankruptcy."
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Phoenix in a sentence
- Like a phoenix, the old cinema rose from the ashes of the fire that gutted it.
- The company became a phoenix, rebuilding stronger after bankruptcy.
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What is "Phoenix" in Latin?
"Phoenix" in Latin is Phoenix. Phoenix means: A mythical bird said to burn up and then rise again from its own ashes.
How do you use "Phoenix" in a sentence?
Example: "Like a phoenix, the old cinema rose from the ashes of the fire that gutted it." In Latin, "Phoenix" is Phoenix.
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