Cheer

Antonyms for cheer:

jeer, sadness, depression, gloom, dishearten, sorrow, boo, unhappiness, depress, quetch, discouragement, sadden, discourage.

Synonyms for cheer:

yeah (interjection)

hurrah.

Sense 2

binomial, applaud, encouragement, beatitude, simile, cluck, inspirit, relief, anticipate, refrain, gurgle, cite, fortify, Tut, grunt, sympathy, idiom.

Sense 3

heal, citation, tickle, move on, motivate, soar.

Sense 4

get over, enchant, phrase.

Sense 5

flip.

Sense 7

lift.

amuse

gratify, occupy, recreate, re-create, entertain.

cheer up

buck up.

chirk up

Chirk Up.

inspire

elate.

lighten

lighten.

please

gladden.

relish

zest.

slogan

war cry.

soothe

soothe.

yeah

hurrah.

Sense 1 (noun)

glee, mirth.

Sense 2 (noun)

axiom, binomial, catchphrase, adage, battle cry, aphorism, solace, cliche, encouragement, citation, cite.

Sense 3 (noun)

hurrah, look forward to, rejoice in, applause.

Sense 5 (noun)

help, buck up, perk up.

Sense 6 (noun)

inspirit, motivate.

Sense 7 (noun)

applaud, clap.

Sense 8 (noun)

blessedness, beatitude, felicity.

amusement (noun)

jollity.

applause, supportive yell (noun)

cry, hurrah, shout, ovation, acclamation.

cheer (noun)

Chirk Up, barrack, cheerfulness, pep up, urge on, cheer up, jolly along, exhort, embolden, recreate, jolly up, urge, inspire, hearten.

cheerfulness (noun)

warmness, buoyancy, joyfulness, complaisance, bonhomie, agreeableness, geniality, cordiality, pleasance, sunniness, Jolliness, Cheeriness, lightheartedness, merriness, jauntiness, amiability, gaiety, affability, good humor, easygoingness, congeniality, cheerfulness, happiness, friendliness.

cheer up (noun)

brighten, gladness, cheerfulness, ovation, joyfulness, hurrah, buck up, happiness, comfort, applause, perk up, encourage, merriment, console, acclamation, hearten.

cry (noun)

groan.

food (noun)

food.

happiness (noun)

delight, cheerfulness, geniality, comfort, mirth, gaiety, joy, merriment, buoyancy, lightheartedness, jauntiness, encouragement, gladness, Cheeriness, glee, solace, jocundity.

hurrah (noun)

whoop.

pity (noun)

sympathy.

pleasure (noun)

contentment, bliss, ecstasy, pleasure, exhilaration, relish, satisfaction, enthrallment, enjoyment, joy, Bonniness, agreeability, gladness, well-being, rapture, delight, amusement, euphoria, gratification, jollity, entertainment, brightness.

praise (noun)

plaudit.

celebrate (verb)

exult, party, memorialize, praise, carouse, hail, honor, enjoy, laud, celebrate, make merry, jubilate, venerate, observe, frolic, inaugurate, fete, solemnize, salute, rejoice, revel, proclaim, trumpet, acclaim, glorify, hallow, commemorate.

cheer (verb)

brighten, gladden, enliven, please, inspire, hearten, encourage, console, lighten.

cry (verb)

cry, scream, bawl, clamor, shriek, groan, moan, yell, shout, growl, whoop, holler, call, exclaim, howl.

emotion (verb)

hearten, embolden, recreate.

encourage in activity (verb)

applaud, acclaim, yell, hail, clap, salute.

make someone feel happier (verb)

buoy, gladden, animate, buck up, help, elate, exhilarate, perk up, hearten, embolden, inspirit, encourage, brighten, console, enliven.

please (verb)

gratify, exhilarate, satisfy.

quiet (verb)

soothe.

Usage examples for cheer:

• Be of good cheer; we have every reason to be satisfied with this night." - "The Dead Lake and Other Tales", Paul Heyse.
• For herself, she said to herself no love could cheer her. - "The Landleaguers", Anthony Trollope.
• Cheer up, if that be all. - "The Hour and the Man An Historical Romance", Harriet Martineau.