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Meanings of boo in English
Antonyms
Examples for "applaud"
Examples for "applaud"
1
Wikileaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson said: We neither condemn nor applaud these attacks.
2
We applaud the work of single parents and their contribution to society.
3
I applaud the open lines of communication at such a young age.
4
Given the recent alarming increase in my girth, I applaud such thoughtfulness.
5
The great Rishis speak of it and applaud it in the scriptures.
Usage of boo in English
1
However, if folk want to boo players, then they're more than entitled.
2
Intending to suggest that every boo-boo could be a source of joy.
3
And he asked the crowd not to boo Republicans and cheer Democrats.
4
I may teach my two to boo and call it a day.
5
Supporters do not groan about misplaced passes or boo their own players.
6
I could see my conundrum playing peek-a-boo all about his stolid features.
7
How are we supposed to boo these guys again when they're right?
8
Their supporters in the stalls will cheer and their detractors will boo.
9
She needed a boo considering what they did to her first one.
10
It could be the barista at your fave café or your boo.
11
One day, two days passed, and he did not even say boo.
12
Djokovic has always refused to speak ill of fans who boo him.
13
Up until two hours ago, I never even said 'boo' to the guy.
14
Famous person makes public boo-boo, followed by even more public apology.
15
The backlash was swift and brutal. Feel free to boo and hiss now.
16
I'm sure there are a lot of us that want to boo ourselves.
