Cheer and Please

Cheer

Cheer verb - To declare enthusiastic approval of.

Please is a synonym for cheer in appease topic. In some cases you can use "Please" instead a verb "Cheer", when it comes to topics like happy.

Please

Please verb - To give satisfaction to.

Cheer is a synonym for please in delight topic. Sometimes you can use "Cheer" instead a verb "Please", if it concerns topics such as applaud, appease, happy.

Nearby Word: pleased

Common collocations

people cheer people please people
wife cheer wife please wife
men cheer men please men
someone cheer someone please someone
Other words: time, way, everybody, friends.

Both words in one sentence

  • Ho Yay / Live-Action TV Dwight is always trying to please Michael, takes care of him when he's hurt, and in the episode "Koi Pond" calls him handsome when trying to cheer him up.
  • Proceed, please—accost the head of the house." The king unconsciously straightened up like a monument, and said, with frozen austerity: "Varlet, bring a seat; and serve to me what cheer ye have." "Ah, your grace, that is not well done." "In what lacketh it?
  • Rule of Three In The Doctors Of The Cat Family it's first explained how Lewis' brother and sister dealt with knowing they couldn't please their father (partly by having Lewis cheer them up), and then how Lewis dealt with it.
    Source: Rule of Three
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