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good cheer

noun as in cheer

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noun as in cheerfulness

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noun as in geniality

noun as in happiness

noun as in hospitality

noun as in optimism

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noun as in sanguineness

noun as in sanguinity

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I generally usher in St Patrick’s Day with an abundance of springtime energy and good cheer, feeling as light and breezy as my pollen-drenched hammock hanging outside.

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Walz is all avuncular, with his can-I-help-shovel-your-walk approachability and good cheer.

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Love and good cheer permeated opening night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago save for a small confrontation in the nose-bleed section of the packed United Center.

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And she does it all with disarming good cheer and disregard for propriety.

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Office managers Wanda Jackson and Patty Carranza were working the windows with good cheer and actually telling clients it was a pleasure to serve them.

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