What is another word for hurrah?
Pronunciation:
[ həɹˈɑː], [ həɹˈɑː], [ h_ə_ɹ_ˈɑː]
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Similar words for hurrah:
- yeah (interjection)
- cheer (noun)
- contention (noun)
- controversy (noun)
- cry (noun)
- fervor (noun)
- hooray (noun)
- interjection (noun)
- magnification (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- passion (noun)
- praise (noun)
- to-do (noun)
- yeah (noun)
- cheer (verb)
- communication (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- again
- cheer
- hoot
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Hurrah:
interj.
• yeah (interjection)n.
• cheer (noun) • contention (noun) • controversy (noun) • cry (noun)- meows,
- caw,
- nickers,
- groan,
- yoo hoo,
- yoo-hoo,
- nicker,
- ejaculation,
- moo,
- moos,
- whine,
- Mewling,
- song,
- meow,
- Whinnies,
- whinny,
- caws.
- Oop,
- Ah,
- UGHS,
- hellos,
- Hey,
- Ers,
- er,
- poohs,
- hoorays,
- Pooh,
- phew,
- jeepers,
- OHS,
- heys,
- AHS,
- whoopee,
- Ahem,
- golly,
- phooey,
- PSST,
- UMS,
- Egad,
- OOPS,
- UM,
- HUH,
- Ugh,
- oh.
- controversy,
- miff,
- passion,
- cheer,
- flak,
- dissention,
- fervor,
- flare up,
- wranglings,
- interjection,
- contention,
- Ardency,
- wholeheartedness,
- bickerings,
- praise,
- acclaim,
- zealousness,
- to-do,
- wrath,
- fervency,
- oomph.
- dis-tress,
- out bursts,
- out burst,
- out-bursts,
- out break,
- out-burst,
- flareup,
- out breaks,
- dis tresses,
- out-breaks,
- out-break,
- dis tress,
- dis-tresses.
v.
• cheer (verb) • communication (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• again • cheer • hoot • Other relevant words (noun):- Huzza,
- joyfully,
- boast,
- howl,
- argument,
- hopefully,
- jauntily,
- zeal,
- good job,
- arrive,
- cheerily,
- cheerfully,
- bravo,
- sport,
- war whoop,
- genially,
- Calenture,
- behave,
- chirpily,
- bark,
- cope,
- carol,
- fall,
- jump for joy,
- come,
- yammer,
- hail,
- banzai,
- battle cry,
- roar,
- coil,
- yippee,
- squeal,
- caterwaul,
- gleefully,
- make merry,
- exult,
- brightly,
- pleasantly,
- HIT,
- yawl,
- viva,
- hymn of praise,
- paean,
- commotion,
- reach,
- hallelujah,
- hug oneself,
- bawl,
- rumpus,
- readily,
- barrack for,
- jubilance,
- get,
- triumph,
- cheering,
- uproar,
- descend,
- comprehend,
- hear,
- chirp,
- yawp,
- jubilation,
- rejoice,
- fuss,
- dance,
- merrily,
- cheer up,
- ardor,
- Aha,
- willingly,
- condescend,
- clapping,
- furore,
- fire,
- celebrate,
- jovially,
- become,
- applause,
- comply,
- deduce,
- originate,
- appear,
- ruckus,
- acclamation,
- befall,
- blithely,
- long live,
- bellow,
- yay,
- Laudation,
- shriek,
- good for you,
- outcry,
- fervour,
- hoot,
- foofaraw,
- war cry,
- hosanna,
- enthusiasm,
- clap,
- go,
- halloo,
- yelp,
- buoyantly,
- ovation,
- three cheers,
- attain,
- arise,
- applaud,
- yap,
- sing,
- skip,
- chirrup,
- convey,
- congratulate oneself,
- shindy,
- yowl,
- rallying cry,
- dispute,
- hand,
- brouhaha,
- ardour,
- cheers,
- encouragement,
- Alleluia,
- screech,
- Thank one's stars.
How to use "Hurrah" in context?
1. Definition of 'hurrah'
The word 'hurrah' is derived from Old Norse hjarta, meaning 'heart'. It is often used as an expression of joy, enthusiasm or pleasure. It is also used as a exclamation of astonishment.
2. Origins of the term
The term 'hurrah' first appeared in English in the 16th century. It was first used to describe the sound of a trumpet or shout of triumph.
3. Use in English language
The word 'hurrah' is used extensively in the English language.
Paraphrases for Hurrah:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Foreign word
hoorah, OORAH.
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Foreign word
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
hurray.
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Interjection
Hurra, OORAH.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hyponym for Hurrah:
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