burst of cheer
noun phraseUK /bɜːst əv tʃɪə/
US /bɜːrst əv tʃɪr/
A sudden happy feeling that makes everyone smile.
When the puppy ran into the room, it was a burst of cheer for the whole family.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A quick, loud shout of happiness from a group of people.
The team's win brought a burst of cheer from the crowd.
3. A short moment of bright, festive fun at a party or event.
The surprise song added a burst of cheer to the birthday party.
4. A sudden feeling of comfort that lifts someone's mood.
Her kind note was a burst of cheer on his gloomy day.