Meaning & use

Cheered

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Shouted in approval, support, or encouragement; also, made someone feel happier or more hopeful.

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The crowd cheered as the runner crossed the finish line.

A get-well card from her coworkers cheered her up during recovery.

A note on using this word

'Cheer' can describe an outward vocal expression of support or an inward feeling, as in the older phrase 'be of good cheer.'

Words with a similar meaning

applaudedencouraged

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Words with an opposite meaning

jeeredbooed

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