cheered (up) (Meaning)

cheered (up)

to become happier, to make (someone) happier, to make (something) more cheerful or pleasant

The children cheered up as the clown entered the room with a silly dance.
The news of her promotion cheered her up after a long and stressful day.
The warm sunlight peeking through the curtains cheered up the gloomy room.
His infectious laughter cheered up his friends, transforming the awkward silence into a lively atmosphere.
The concert cheered up the audience, lifting their spirits and making them forget their worries.
The flowers in the vase cheered up the hospital room, adding a touch of color and cheer to the sterile environment.
The unexpected visit from her best friend cheered her up, breaking the monotony of her lonely weekend.
The uplifting speech by the CEO cheered up the employees, giving them the motivation to excel in their work.
The aroma of freshly baked cookies cheered up the kitchen, filling the air with a sweet and comforting scent.
The sound of birds chirping outside cheered up the sick child, reminding them of the beauty and wonder of nature.

to become happier, to make (someone) happier, to make (something) more cheerful or pleasant

brightened, looked up, perked (up), lightened, encouraged,revived, glowed, beamed, livened (up), rejoiced

darkened, saddened,despaired, desponded,brooded, moped, fretted

The children cheered up as the clown entered the room with a silly dance.

The news of her promotion cheered her up after a long and stressful day.

The warm sunlight peeking through the curtains cheered up the gloomy room.

His infectious laughter cheered up his friends, transforming the awkward silence into a lively atmosphere.