Cheer and Holiday

Cheer

Cheer noun - A mood characterized by high spirits and amusement and often accompanied by laughter.

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Synonyms for Cheer

Antonyms for Cheer

Holiday and cheer are semantically related In some cases you can use "Holiday" instead a noun "Cheer".

Nearby Words: cheerful, cheerless, cheery, cheering, cheerfulness

Holiday

Holiday noun - A period during which the usual routine of school or work is suspended.

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Synonyms for Holiday

Antonyms for Holiday

Cheer and holiday are semantically related in pleasure topic. Sometimes you can use "Cheer" instead a noun "Holiday", if it concerns topics such as joy.

Nearby Words: holidayed, holidaying

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

long	long cheer	long holiday
proper	proper cheer	proper holiday
single	single cheer	single holiday
entire	entire cheer	entire holiday
Other adjectives: big, religious, general, final.

Both words in one sentence

Not What It Looks Like: When Jean tries to cheer up young newlywed Anne on their Paris holiday, Lionel winds up meeting husband Terry and having to haul him up to their room, drunk.

Source: Series / As Time Goes By
And, despite his actions, where he could be arrested in real life for harassment, which so far, he hasnt, the audience is supposed to cheer on him humiliating the celebrities, when they really hope that the celebrities give him their just desserts for sabotaging their holiday.

Source: Designated Hero / Fan Fic
However, once he joins The Migrant and the former Holiday Star citizens on the galactic railroad, they offer him sweets such as caramels and sugar cubes to cheer him up.

Source: Visual Novel / Hatoful Boyfriend

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