Cheer and Frustrate

Cheer

Cheer verb - To declare enthusiastic approval of.

Frustrate is an antonym for cheer.

Frustrate

Frustrate verb - To lessen the courage or confidence of.
Usage example: challenge the math student, but don't frustrate him or her with overly difficult problems

Cheer is an antonym for frustrate in discourage topic.

Nearby Words: frustration, frustrating

Common collocations

people cheer people frustrate people
team cheer team frustrate team
time cheer time frustrate time
opponent cheer opponent frustrate opponent
Other words: times, opponents.
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