Definition of "phenix" [phe•nix•phœ]

• Variant of phoenix. (noun)

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• "I think she should forget about Harry and do a prequal series about the orginal order of the phenix and voldemorts rise to power"
• "The most frequently cited example in these discussions in the thirteenth century was the sophisma omnis phenix est (˜Every phoenix is™)."
• "In the land of the phenix there is neither rain, nor cold, nor too great heat, nor steep mountains, nor wild dales; there are no cares, and no sorrows."