cheerleader
/ˈtʃɪrˌlidər/
noun
- A person who leads organized cheers and chants at sports events, often as part of a team performing routines.
- The cheerleader led the crowd in a loud chant before the big game.
- The cheerleaders performed a complex pyramid during the halftime show.
- She practiced for hours to become a cheerleader for her high school team.
- A person who enthusiastically supports or promotes someone or something.
- He acted as a cheerleader for his friend's startup, helping to spread the word.
- She became a cheerleader for environmental causes, speaking at local events.
- My boss is a real cheerleader for our new project, always encouraging the team.
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