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cheernoun a mood characterized by high spirits and amusement and often accompanied by laughtera birthday celebration filled with affection and cheer cheerfulness, cheeriness, festivity, gaiety(also gayety), gayness, glee, gleefulness, hilarity, jocundity, joviality, merriment, merriness, mirth, mirthfulness frivolity, levityjollification, jollity, reveling(or revelling), revelrybrightness, buoyancy, good-humoredness, good-naturedness, humor, sunninessgamesomeness, insouciance, lightheartedness, playfulness, sportivenessbuffoonery, clownishness, flippancy, funning, jest, jesting, jocoseness, jocosity, jocularity, joking, joshinganimation, giddiness, jauntiness, liveliness, perkiness, vivacityjoyfulness, joyousness, jubilance, rejoicingfrolicking, gamboling(or gambolling), rollicking, romping blues, dejection, depression, despondence, forlornness, sadness, sorrow, unhappinessbile, gloom, melancholy, sourness, spleenearnestness, graveness, gravity, grimness, seriousness, soberness, sobersidedness, solemnity, solemnnessdiscontent, disgruntlement, moodinessdolefulness, dolorousness, joylessness, mournfulness, plaintiveness, woe, woefulnessblackness, darkness, gloominess, glumnessdesolateness, desolationheartbreak, miserableness, misery, mourning, wretchedness a feeling of ease from grief or troublethe visiting general had some words of cheer for each of the hospital's recuperating soldiers comfort, consolation, relief, solace encouragement, inspiration, upliftassurance, reassurancealleviation, assuagement, mitigationcontentment, gladness, happinesscommiseration, empathy, sympathyaid, assistance, help, succor cold comfortanguish, distress, heartache, heartbreak, torment, torture a state of mind dominated by a particular emotionbe of good cheer in this Christmas season feather, humor, mode, mood, spirit, temper angle, attitude, mind-set, outlook, perspective, slant, standpoint, viewpointemotion, feeling, heart, passion, sentimentstrainbelief, conviction, judgment(or judgement), mind, opinionexpression, tone, veincharacter, disposition, identity, individuality, makeup, mettle, personality, selfhood, self-identity, temperamentresponsiveness, sensibility, sensitiveness, sensitivity frame of mind enthusiastic and usually public expression of approvalall three movies in the series received cheers from fans of the novels acclamation, applause, cheering, ovation, plaudit(s), rave(s), réclame clappingbravo, hail, hallelujah, hurrah(also hooray or hoorah), hosanna, huzzah(or huzza)acclaim, accolade, citation, commendation, compliment, encomium, eulogy, homage, kudo, paean, panegyric, salutation, tributekudos, praise booing, hissing boo, hiss, hoot, jeer, raspberry, smirk, sneer, snicker, snigger, snort, whistlegibe(or jibe), put-down, taunt to declare enthusiastic approval ofcritics and fans alike have cheered the latest addition to the author's series of fantasy novels acclaim, accredit, applaud, crack up, hail, laud, praise, salute, tout bravo, clap, rise (to)ballyhooapprove, commend, endorse(also indorse), favor, recommend, root (for), supportcelebrate, emblazon, eulogize, extol(also extoll), glorify, magnify, singadulate, belaud, flatter, overpraisedeify, idolize doff one's hat to(or doff one's cap to) knock, pan, slam belittle, discommend, disparage, put downblame, censure, reprehend, reprobateadmonish, chide, criticize, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, reprovecastigate, excoriate, keelhaul, lambaste(or lambast), skewer, slag(chiefly British), vilify to ease the grief or distress oflet's hope that these flowers will cheer my ailing aunt at least a little assure, comfort, console, reassure, solace, soothe commiserate, condole, empathize, sympathizeboost, buoy (up), elevate, lift, upliftallay, alleviate, assuage, relievecalm, quiet, relax, tranquilize(also tranquillize) distress, torment, torture, trouble demoralize, discourage, disheartenfret, upset, worryaggravate, intensify, worsenannoy, irk, irritateharass, pester in the 13th century |