Meaning & Definition of word "Cheering"

Cheering

/ˈtʃɪrɪŋ/

1. The expression of joy, support, or approval through shouts or clapping.
- Example: The cheering from the audience filled the stadium with excitement.
2. A loud or enthusiastic shout of support.
- Example: She received a warm cheering from her friends after her performance.

1. The act of making sounds of joy, encouragement or support, usually in a loud and enthusiastic manner.
- Example: The crowd was cheering loudly as the team scored the winning goal.
2. To shout or speak words of praise or encouragement.
- Example: The coach was cheering for his players to give their best performance.

The word 'cheering' comes from the Old English 'cierran' meaning 'to rejoice'.

cheering section:

A group of people, often at a sporting event, who chant and shout to support a team.

cheering up:

To cause someone to feel more cheerful.

cheering squad:

A group of individuals who perform stunts, dances, and chants to support a team.

cheer:

To express joy or approval, often by shouting.

cheerful:

Characterized by or expressing good spirits and joy.

Meaning: Hype up

Example Sentence: The DJ was really hyping up the crowd with her cheering.

Meaning: Pump up

Example Sentence: They were pumping up the energy with non-stop cheering.