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Antonyms for Hiss

Noun:

1. Applause

Definition: A loud and enthusiastic approval or praise.

Example sentence: The audience erupted in thunderous applause at the end of the performance.

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2. Cheer

Definition: A shout or cry of approval or encouragement.

Example sentence: The crowd broke into a cheer as the team scored the winning goal.

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3. Acclaim

Definition: Enthusiastic and public praise.

Example sentence: The actor received widespread acclaim for his outstanding performance.

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Verb:

1. Applaud

Definition: To show approval or praise by clapping hands.

Example sentence: The audience applauded the musician's talented solo.

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2. Cheer

Definition: To shout enthusiastically in approval or encouragement.

Example sentence: The fans cheered for their favorite team as they entered the field.

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3. Celebrate

Definition: To acknowledge a significant event or achievement with lively festivities.

Example sentence: The community gathered to celebrate the parade with joyous cheers.

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