1. Plural of phoenix; mythical birds that are reborn from their own ashes, or people or things that have made a remarkable comeback after apparent destruction or failure.
Usage: Often used metaphorically in modern English to describe resilience and renewal.

Examples

• The ancient texts describe phenixes as immortal creatures of legend.
• After the company nearly went bankrupt, it became one of the great phenixes of the tech industry.
• The city rose like phenixes from the ruins of the earthquake.
• Many phenixes appear in mythology across different cultures.
• She was one of those phenixes who rebuilt her life after losing everything.