Cheer and Warm

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Cheer

Cheer verb - To declare enthusiastic approval of.

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Warm and cheer are semantically related in hearten topic. In some cases you can use "Warm" instead a verb "Cheer", when it comes to topics like make someone feel happier.

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

Warm

Warm verb - To cause to have or give off heat to a moderate degree.

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Synonyms for Warm

Antonyms for Warm

Cheer and warm are semantically related in comfort topic. Sometimes you can use "Cheer" instead a verb "Warm", if it concerns topics such as delight.

Nearby Words: warmth, warmly, warmed, warmer, warming

Common collocations

someone	cheer someone	warm someone
way	cheer way	warm way
bit	cheer bit	warm bit
everybody	cheer everybody	warm everybody
Other words: hands.

Both words in one sentence

Flanders: In case all that smiling didn't cheer you up, there's one thing that never fails — A nice glass of warm milk, a little nap and a total frontal lobotomy.

Source: Sugary Malice
Flanders: Now, in case all that smiling didn't cheer you up, there's one thing that never fails: a nice glass of warm milk, a little nap — and a total frontal lobotomy!

Source: The Evils of Free Will
You have a slow walk out onto the stage to their actual entrance music as fans cheer you on and then immediately start playing "For Whom the Bell Tolls." You get to play another Metallica song as an encore before you're relegated to playing as the warm-up band for the next several songs.

Source: A Taste of Power

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