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Antonyms:
complain,
dishearten,
kick,
kvetch,
plain,
put off,
quetch,
sound off,
uncheerfulness
Often used in the same context:
boo,
jeer,
whoop,
shout,
cheerleaders,
celebrate,
hug,
joy,
heckle,
clap,
flag waving,
encouragement,
boisterous,
smiles,
pep talk,
pep rally,
chant,
jubilant,
delight,
jubilation,
applause,
groan,
serenade,
rejoice,
enthuse,
roar,
enthusiasm,
standing ovation,
greet,
excitement,
glee,
crowd,
joyous,
merriment,
sendoff,
hooting,
laugh,
brighten,
rousing,
ovation,
sing,
pep,
holler,
tidings,
taunt,
razzing,
throng,
geeing,
hoorays,
fans,
rooters,
fairweather,
yell,
salute,
gloat,
singalong,
morale booster,
delirious,
celebrations,
goosebumps,
disappoint,
jubilance,
chorused,
spectators,
hurrahs,
optimism,
savor,
congratulations,
mobbed,
barracking,
honk,
cheerful,
festivity,
joyful,
adoring,
grins,
yawn,
huzzah,
huzzahs,
raucous,
glum,
rally,
greetings,
hurray,
enamour,
scream,
applauding,
giggle,
exuberant,
enthusiastic,
goose bumps,
crowed,
pride,
grumbling,
pompons,
laughter,
entertain,
razzed,
outshout,
snicker,
cheerleading,
schadenfreude,
cheers,
chorus,
shouts,
cheering,
hurrah,
laughs,
peal,
cry,
clapping,
shouting,
toot,
bang,
bellow,
slam,
thunder,
buzz,
blackshirt,
cayuse,
credible,
lakota,
manipuri,
ping,
texian,
abler,
afghan,
africanamerican,
algerian,
amenable,
amherst,
anabaptist,
anarchist,
angolan,
annamite,
anticolonial,
anticommunist
More specific:
amuse,
banzai,
bravo,
buck up,
buoy up,
cheerlead,
exult,
good-humoredness,
good-temperedness,
good humouredness,
good naturedness,
jubilate,
lighten,
rejoice,
salvo,
suborder theropoda,
take heart,
theropoda,
triumph
Appears in the definition of:
banzai,
cheerful,
cheering,
cheerless,
cheery,
cheer up,
gay,
hooray,
hurrah,
sunny,
uncheerful,
uncheerfulness
Part of:
disposition,
temperament
More general:
applaud,
approval,
attribute,
commendation,
encourage,
joy,
rejoice
Synonyms:
barrack,
cheer up,
cheerfulness,
chirk up,
embolden,
exhort,
hearten,
inspire,
jolly along,
jolly up,
pep up,
recreate,
urge,
urge on
Also try:
— Adjectives for cheer:
good,
great,
loud,
hearty,
rousing,
wild,
better,
mighty,
tremendous,
big,
faint,
more...
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