What is another word for hoorays?

Pronunciation: [hˈɔːɹe͡ɪz] (IPA)

Hoorays are commonly used to express joy, excitement, or triumph. However, if you find yourself using "hooray" too often, it might be time to expand your vocabulary. Some synonyms for "hooray" include "cheers," "hurrah," "bravo," "yay," "hoopla," "hip-hip hooray," "victory," "triumph," "success," and "acclaim." These words can be used interchangeably for "hooray" depending on the context of the situation. Expanding your vocabulary can make your expressions more diverse and interesting. So, next time you want to express your excitement or happiness, try using one of these synonyms instead of "hooray".

What are the hypernyms for Hoorays?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Hoorays

There was a moment of sickening silence; not so much as a leaf whirled in the gutter; it was broken by a great cheer from the assembled hundreds of workmen farther up the street, followed by a conglomerate of hootings, cat-calls, yells and falsetto hoorays from the fringe of small boys.
"Flamsted quarries"
Mary E. Waller
School girls do not often make a fuss, but, when breaking-up day arrived, and the Ingletons drove away in their car, a chorus of cheers followed them from the doorstep, and, though the hoorays were given to all three without discrimination, there is no doubt that they were mainly intended for Carmel.
"The Princess of the School"
Angela Brazil
Three-quarters of an hour's brisk walking brought them to the lake, and in ten minutes more they were announcing their approach to the camp in a succession of wild hoorays.
"For the Sake of the School"
Angela Brazil

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