CHEER

Pronunciation:/t͡ʃɪə(ɹ)/ 🔊

2 synonyms: Acclaimed and applauded

1 antonym: Knocked

Meaning: Animado: to declare enthusiastic for someone

Part of speech: verb

Original sentence: Polly Ann and her son cheered when the machine was pulled from the tunnel.

A new sentence: Felipe cheered the party, because he sang very good.

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GATHER

Pronunciation:/ˈɡæðə/🔊

2 synonyms: Accumulated and amassed

1 antonym: Dispelled

Meaning: to collect several things, often from different places or people

Part of speech: Verb

Original sentence: After a hard day's work, people were gathered to tell each other stories.

A new sentence: Every Sunday in the afternoon we usually gather blueberry at my granny’s farm.

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New Word: Lifted

Pronunciation: /ˈlɪftɪd/ 🔊

2 synonyms: Elevated and raised

1 antonym: Sunken

Meaning: being positioned above a surface

Part of speech: verb

Original sentence: John Henry lifted his son into the air.

A new sentence: I lifted all the dust on the piano by accident

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New Word: Settle

Pronunciation: /ˈsɛtl̩d/ 🔊

2 synonyms: Confirmed and rooted

1 antonym: Fleeting

Meaning: firmly established over time

Part of speech: verb

Original sentence: the people who settled in undeveloped areas of America first told tall tales.

A new sentence: The cell phone store has settled my computer and television.