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cheerleader
[cheer-lee-der]
noun
a person who leads spectators in cheering, usually a member of a team that performs dance, acrobatic, and tumbling routines at sporting events or in competitions with other teams.
a person who encourages and openly supports the success of a person or cause.
Her dad has always been her biggest cheerleader.
He emerged as a cheerleader for the rights of the incarcerated.
cheerleader
/ ˈʃɪəˌːə /
noun
a person who leads a crowd in formal cheers, esp at sports events
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cheerleader1
Example Sentences
“I am a 20-year-old model and college cheerleader turned White House staff member — they couldn’t put me in a box even if they tried,” she said.
I was a cheerleader, so I never could really wear red, because our rival school was red.
A former Bridgewater State University and East Celebrity Elite squad cheerleader, Hudson competed for Miss Maine USA the last two years and explained why on social media.
Environmental advocates and cheerleaders for biodiversity were overjoyed that the wolves — who in their best moments look a lot like big, cuddly dogs — were making such an astonishing comeback.
One of the greatest things to come out of it has been the community of women, of all ages and backgrounds, that I have met along the way and we all became each other's cheerleaders.
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