Meanings of much cheer in English

Then I said, with as much cheer as I could muster:

This thought filled them all with so much cheer that even Hinpoha brightened up.

His large family of sons and daughters and grandchildren brought much cheer to his last days.

Yes, she was a pretty girl; and how much cheer there seemed around the Leverett fireside!

We thought we'd like to call you Santa Claus, seeing you've brought us so much cheer.

With earnings season in full swing, investor sentiment has grown increasingly gloomy this week, with few examples to give much cheer.

It was a night where there was much cheer to be had around Ravenhill with Stephen Ferris's comeback off the bench.

With earnings season in full swing, investor sentiment has grown increasingly gloomy this week though, with few examples to give much cheer.

Companies that have reported so far on the quarter have not seen much cheer from investors, despite their much stronger-than-expected results, some strategists have noted.

What matters that, if this poor joy-yes ,thoughit be an illusion-canso much cheer a poor creature, thus raise him so far above himself!

IRELAND'S nine qualifiers had cause for much cheer at the Emirates club here yesterday, taking a total of £70,021 from the prize fund.

The Emperor, however, showed himself at the Balcony and was much cheered.

By the time she got to school she was very much cheered.

She is much cheered by finding her old friend still remembers her.

Tetlow showed that he was much cheered by Norman's revived interest in life.

That evening Dennis was much cheered by Mr. Bruder's comments on his sketches.