JOY AND CHEER

Definition: A feeling of great pleasure and happiness, combined with an expression of approval or good wishes.

Synonyms: Happiness Delight, Merriment Happiness, Gladness Mirth, Elation Glee, Jubilation Happiness

Usage Examples in Sentences

The children's faces lit up with joy and cheer when they saw the colorful balloons.

The puppy's playful antics brought joy and cheer to the entire family.

The holiday season is a time for spreading joy and cheer to friends and family.

The sun peeking through the clouds brought a sense of joy and cheer to the rainy day.

A surprise gift from a friend can bring unexpected moments of joy and cheer.

A warm cup of cocoa by the fireplace brought a feeling of joy and cheer on the winter evening.

The annual holiday parade filled the streets with joy and cheer as families gathered to celebrate.

As the final whistle blew, the team's victory brought a wave of joy and cheer to the loyal fans in the stadium.

The community came together to volunteer, spreading joy and cheer to those less fortunate during the holiday season.

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The radiant sunrise painted the sky with hues of joy and cheer, signaling the beginning of a promising day.

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The holiday season always brings joy and cheer to our hearts.

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Her infectious laughter filled the room with joy and cheer.

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The children's laughter echoed through the playground, spreading joy and cheer.

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In times of darkness, music has the power to bring joy and cheer to our souls.

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Joy and cheer filled the room as we celebrated the victory.

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With joy and cheer in our hearts, we welcomed the new year.

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After a long winter, the arrival of spring brought joy and cheer to everyone.

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With the sun shining brightly, the park was filled with joy and cheer.

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May your days be filled with joy and cheer, now and always.

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In times of hardship, finding joy and cheer can be challenging.

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Amidst the chaos, her smile brought a sense of joy and cheer.