cheering (Meaning)

Wordnet

cheering (n)

encouragement in the form of cheers from spectators

Wordnet

providing freedom from worry

Webster

of Cheer

The deafening cheering of the crowd made it impossible to hear the announcer's voice at the championship game.
As the lost dog was reunited with its owner, the entire animal shelter erupted in cheering.
Cheering for their favorite team, the fans painted their faces and wore elaborate costumes.
The sound of thunder punctuated by cheering lightning jolted everyone awake during the storm.
Despite the rain, the dedicated fans continued cheering for their team throughout the game.
The students burst out cheering when they learned their final exams had been cancelled.
The news of a successful surgery brought immense relief and cheering from the family waiting anxiously.
Cheering himself on, the athlete pushed through the final stretch of the marathon.
The sight of a rainbow emerging after a downpour sparked spontaneous cheering from passersby.
With a final roar of cheering, the audience gave the performers a standing ovation.

encouragement in the form of cheers from spectators, providing freedom from worryof Cheer

encouraging, gratifying, fulfilling, loving, rewarding, comforting, warm, welcoming, sympathetic, heartening

disappointing, demoralizing, dispiriting, depressing, dispiriting, discouraging, disappointing, demoralizing,discouraging, disheartening

The deafening cheering of the crowd made it impossible to hear the announcer's voice at the championship game.

As the lost dog was reunited with its owner, the entire animal shelter erupted in cheering.

Cheering for their favorite team, the fans painted their faces and wore elaborate costumes.

The sound of thunder punctuated by cheering lightning jolted everyone awake during the storm.