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Term: Phoenix

Definition:

A phoenix is a mythical bird that is said to be able to live for several hundred years, burn itself to death, and then rise again from its own ashes.

Sense 1 (Noun):

A city in Arizona, United States, known for its sunny weather and beautiful desert landscapes.

Example sentence: I have always wanted to visit Phoenix, Arizona and explore its stunning natural attractions.

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Sense 2 (Noun):

A person or thing regarded as uniquely remarkable, talented, or powerful.

Example sentence: The young prodigy is considered the phoenix of the music industry, rising to fame with his extraordinary skills.

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Sense 3 (Noun):

A mythical bird with colorful plumage and a beautiful melodious song, often associated with immortality and resurrection.

Example sentence: In ancient mythology, the phoenix is often depicted as a symbol of rebirth and renewal.

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Sense 4 (Adjective):

Relating to Phoenix, Arizona or its residents.

Example sentence: She moved to the phonenix neighborhood in Arizona and quickly became immersed in the local culture.

Sense 5 (Verb):

To cause something to disappear or vanish completely, usually by fire or destruction.

Example sentence: The wildfire phoenixed the entire forest, leaving only ashes behind.

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