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fanfare

noun as in cheering

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But for the last week and a half a tiny, cheery red machine has been rewarding me with a fanfare when I decide to rise.

An extremely private person, Steiner lived the nightmare without fanfare, without telling anyone outside of his inner-circle, the loquacious storyteller keeping his most important words to himself.

Musk’s “most unique thing on the road” hit the pavement four years after it was unveiled amid much fanfare and a botched demonstration of its shatter-resistant windows.

Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit has announced a special committee to look into all aspects of road safety following Tuesday's fatal accident, but it has been greeted with little fanfare or enthusiasm.

From BBC

Six years ago, with great fanfare, the San Francisco Giants recruited Friedman’s Dodgers lieutenant, Farhan Zaidi, to return the Giants to glory.

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

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