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cheered

ADJECTIVE
acclaimed
Synonyms
STRONGEST
renowned
STRONG
extolled hailed lauded
ADJECTIVE
elated
Synonyms
STRONGEST
delighted ecstatic enchanted euphoric excited exultant joyful jubilant overjoyed proud
STRONG
animated aroused elevated enraptured exalted exhilarated flying intoxicated roused transported
WEAK
blissful fired up flying high gleeful high hopped up in heaven in high spirits in seventh heaven joyous looking good on cloud nine puffed up set up turned-on
Antonyms
STRONGEST
depressed disappointed miserable sad sorrowful troubled unhappy
WEAK
down
ADJECTIVE
encouraged
Synonyms
STRONG
aided animated determined emboldened enlivened inspired inspirited reassured renewed roused supported
WEAK
confident enthusiastic fearless hopeful optimistic
Antonyms
WEAK
discouraged disheartened dispirited
ADJECTIVE
entertained
Synonyms
STRONGEST
amused enthralled
STRONG
beguiled charmed delighted engrossed entranced exhilarated interested occupied pleased relaxed tickled transported
WEAK
enjoying oneself happy having fun
Antonyms
STRONG
depressed disinterested unoccupied
WEAK
bored ignored irritated neglected spurned

Example Sentences

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Investors cheered Friday’s U.S. jobs report for April, which suggested a strengthening labor market.

From MarketWatch • May 10, 2026

Grant’s teammates celebrated blast No. 37 and cheered behind her while she was interviewed on the Big Ten Network.

From Los Angeles Times • May 8, 2026

“This is incredible,” she gushed as the audience cheered.

From Slate • May 6, 2026

Wall Street cheered Berkshire’s disclosure on March 5 that it had started share repurchases on the prior day for the first time since May 2024—buying over $200 million on March 4, according to later disclosure.

From Barron's • May 3, 2026

The speaker onstage was a French actor Sydney didn’t recognize, but when he finished, the crowd cheered.

From "City Spies" by James Ponti