cheered
Yelled in support
Cheered is the past tense of cheer.
To cheer is to shout encouragement or approval: The crowd cheered when she crossed the finish line.
To cheer someone is to make them happier or more hopeful: The good news cheered him.
To cheer up is to become less sad, or to help someone do so: Cheer up—things will get better.
Browned by heat
- fetedPublicly honored with celebration
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
- hailedCalled to get attention
- salutedHonored with gesture
congratulated · lauded · praised · applauded · acclaimed · revered · exalted · glorified
Made more hopeful
- buoyedSupported from below
- upliftedMade happier or higher
- reassuredHad confidence restored
- emboldenedMade more courageous
comforted · bolstered · inspired · motivated · fortified · energized · spurred · rallied
toasted
Browned by heat
- fetedPublicly honored with celebration
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
- hailedCalled to get attention
saluted · congratulated · lauded · praised · applauded · acclaimed · revered · exalted · glorified · commemorated
heartened
Made more hopeful
emboldened · comforted · bolstered · inspired · motivated · fortified · energized · spurred · rallied · boosted
clapping
Rhythmic palm strikes
whooping · whistling · stomping · hollering · yelling · hooray · hurrah · bravo · huzzah · acclaim
fans
Ardent admirers or coolers
- crowdLarge public gathering
- spectatorsThose who observe events
- audienceGathered viewers collectively
stadium · sidelines · boosters · faithful · partisans · rooters · supporters · bleachers · stands · arena
cheereddisheartened
Lost confidence or hope
saddened · discouraged · depressed · dejected · dispirited
- cheer upRestore good mood
- cheered upBecame more hopeful
- cheer onVocally encourage another
- cheering upGrowing happier after sadness
- good cheerCheerful, festive atmosphere
- cheered onVocally supported someone's effort
cheer, cheerful, cheers, cheery, cheering, cheerfully, cheer up, cheerfulness, cheerer