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cheers

noun as in acclamation

noun as in encore

verb as in bottoms up

Weak match

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Example Sentences

Regardless, it was an ecstatic communal event with many cheers, laughter and enthusiastic applause.

From Salon

The Patel announcement was largely met with cheers by GOP legislators and Fox News hosts.

From Salon

The last time I saw Alanis live, she finished it with “. . . beautiful husband,” making it explicitly queer and generating extra cheers from the crowd.

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Others say that silence – notable because there are normally huge cheers from the winning side when big votes are won – reflected the dignity and maturity of this debate from beginning to end.

From BBC

Similarly, in the final plenary when all countries accepted the finance text, there were brash cheers when speakers from several nations spoke out against the agreement, after the gavelling.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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