Synonyms
Examples for "cheer"
Examples for "cheer"
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Well, she's why I called actually, Douglas said with determined good cheer.
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Record tourist numbers are bringing cheer to companies involved in the sector.
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Some will hope for an England win; others will cheer for Portugal.
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The crowds felt free to cheer, jeer, and offer questions and comments.
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With light hearts and good cheer we proceeded to the holy city.
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Experts agree that passive safety is a good idea but urge caution.
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We therefore urge the public to continue assisting us in managing consumption.
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We urge the taxi industry to accept these declared measures, he added.
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We urge police to investigate such criminal activities without fear or favour.
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He hesitated for a second, fighting the urge to press his point.
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The Trust said her compositions continue to inspire a new generation today.
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The list was long and familiar: Be authentic; inspire purpose; embrace uncertainty.
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A key challenge now is to continue to inspire a wilting opposition.
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The events of a century ago still have the power to inspire.
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In the best cases, that leads to things that inform and inspire.
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In the tall and barrack-like houses candles gleamed in honor of Masaniello.
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In the evening, the change from barrack-room to veldt was most delightful.
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The foundation of another barrack for officers was begun in this month.
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I detest having it in that great barrack of a dining-room downstairs.
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It was half-past three when the deputies were locked into the barrack-yard.
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Henry V, new king of England, continued to exhort his imaginary soldiers.
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To the same pains, to the same firmness I exhort the accusers.
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Need I warn-needI exhort-theyoung to avoid the habit of intemperance.
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We exhort them to observe wisdom as decreed in My wondrous Book.
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You could even step out of the shadows to exhort your belief.
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I had seen such a root on my brothers and was unimpressed.
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Prime Suspect and Mendax raced to get root on the system.
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When Mendax finally got root on NIC, the power was intoxicating.
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We old people have taken root on the land which was our fathers'.
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It does not take root on barricades, we know that now!
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He could have used no sharper spur to urge on the laggard.
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We needed no further incitement to make us urge on our steeds.
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That's good news. Mansfield clicked his tongue to urge on his horse.
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I could urge on those people you employ, work with them even.
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Put your shoulder to the wheel, man, and urge on your horses.
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I get two minutes with them and I give them a pep up speech.
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Sugary foods gave my brain the pep up it needed.
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In order to mitigate the political risks, it needs to pep up its growth rate.
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I want to pep up the music, and immediately.
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Mosaic tiles are the perfect way to pep up floors, shower enclosures and kitchen splashbacks.
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In hard times, presidents can use the budget to try to pep up a dispirited country.
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I had bought him in a BookWorld salvage yard to pep up one of Landen's books.
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Or is it just a way to pep up sales in the notoriously neophilic market of Japan?
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This could be enough to pep up the trade-weary market while anything less could cause the market to nosedive.
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Plenty of chart stars hijack underground sounds to pep up their pop songs but only Dynamite tries to push them forward.
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The aim may be to pep up valuations across the market, but the biggest beneficiaries are likely to be China's brokerage firms.
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None of that will pep up a once-festive season as the experts I talk to now assume the strike won't be resolved until 2008.
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While the tea is infusing, it's time to do a spot of spring pruning to pep up shrubs that flower on this year's growth.
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To live up to those hopes, Ricard must pep up the performance in the United States and China and has only limited firepower for acquisitions.
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Buccs did pep up and in the 36th minute Colm Glynn pumped over his second penalty to clip Ballymena's lead to 8-6.
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It tells how the company peps up salesmen by a quick psychoanalysis.