Cheers
See you and cheers are semantically related in exclamation topic. In some cases you can use "See you" instead a interjection "Cheers".
See you
Cheers and see you are semantically related in exclamation topic. You can use "Cheers" instead a interjection phrase "See you", if it concerns topics such as farewell.
Both terms in one sentence
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The special 25th anniversary edition of I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again in 1989 ended with David Hatch reading the credits and finally saying "I hope to see you all again in 25 years' time", to laughter and cheers from the audience.
Source: Funny Aneurysm Moment / Other
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See you and Cheers. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 28, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/cheers/see_you
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