cheering

/ˈtʃɪrɪŋ/
noun
  1. Shouts of encouragement, praise, or joy, especially from a crowd.
    • A loud cheering erupted when the team scored the winning goal.
    • The cheering continued long after the speech ended.
    • The cheering of the fans could be heard from outside the stadium.
adjective
  1. Providing comfort, encouragement, or a feeling of happiness.
    • It was cheering to see so many volunteers helping after the storm.
    • Her cheering words helped me feel better about the exam.
    • The good news was a cheering start to the week.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Present participle of cheer: to shout encouragement or praise, or to give comfort and happiness.
    • He was cheering up his little sister with a funny story.
    • The crowd was cheering loudly for the runners.
    • She is cheering her friend on during the race.
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