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cheered

verb
SayCHEERDUS/t͡ʃɪɹd/UK/t͡ʃɪəd/

1 meaning of cheered

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    verb
    Simple past and past participle of cheer.

    The audience cheered loudly as the singer stepped onto the stage.

    Fans had cheered themselves hoarse long before the final whistle.

    Note

    One regular -ed form does double duty: it is the simple past (the crowd cheered) and the participle behind perfect and passive constructions (had cheered, was cheered). Because the applauding sense works with or without an object, both the crowd cheered and the crowd cheered the team are complete. When it means lifting someone's spirits, it often takes up: the news cheered her up, and she was cheered up by it.

cheered is a form of cheer

cheer, verb: To applaud or encourage someone with shouts and cheers. Full entry

Forms
cheercheers he/she/itcheering -ing formcheered past tense, past participle
Spelling
cheer → cheered: add -ed

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