Synonyms for cheerleader
ˈtʃɪərˌli dərcheer·lead·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. cheerleadernoun

   an enthusiastic and vocal supporter

   "he has become a cheerleader for therapeutic cloning"

2. cheerleadernoun

   someone who leads the cheers by spectators at a sporting event

Matched Categories

1. • Leader
   • Supporter

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1. List of paraphrases for "cheerleader":

   cheerleading, girl, cheer

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1. Jason Chaffetz:

   My job is not to be a cheerleader for the president, my job is to hold them accountable, and they do not necessarily like it, it’s not going to be pleasant sometimes, I’m sure, I’m sure that some people will get frustrated. Asked specifically about the potential conflicts of interest arising from the vast wealth Trump has amassed from building his business empire, Chaffetz says his chief concern is making sure there is compliance with the law, but added a president is exempt from many of them.

2. Rick Schmutzler:

   These past 16 months have been a lot. ... As the founder of the business, I am the head cheerleader. So while I was trying to keep a really public positive face, there were a few times I wasn't sure all three of the businesses would survive. Or any of them.

3. Mike Bailey:

   It's possibly the most successful handoff from strength to strength in corporate history, apple Arcade, frankly, needed a cheerleader and a politician, possibly more than a micromanaging, stressed out founder.

4. Julie Mead:

   Miranda makes cancer look easy. It’s anything but easy. What she goes through, people have no idea, but her attitude and her big smile, she just keeps putting one foot in front of the other, i asked her, ‘Do you ever get down?’ And she said, ‘Nope, we just have to keep going.’ That attitude makes it so much easier for everyone around her. She turns into the cheerleader for us.

5. The Conservatives:

   A responsible government is a referee that ensures a level playing field so that everyone understands what is going on, and is not simply a cheerleader for projects because cheerleaders do not score goals, and for 10 years nothing got built.