cheer
/tʃɪr/
verb
- To shout encouragement or approval at someone or something.
- The audience cheered the performers after the final act.
- We cheered our classmates as they crossed the finish line.
- The fans cheered loudly when the singer walked on stage.
- To give comfort or make someone feel happier.
- A warm cup of tea always cheers me on a rainy day.
- The funny movie cheered up the whole family.
- Her kind words cheered the sad child.
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noun
- A loud shout of encouragement, approval, or joy.
- The crowd gave a cheer for the firefighters who saved the building.
- We could hear the cheers from the stadium all the way down the street.
- A huge cheer went up when the team scored the winning goal.
- A feeling of happiness or optimism.
- The good news brought cheer to everyone in the office.
- The holiday decorations added cheer to the whole neighborhood.
- Her smile was full of cheer on her birthday.
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