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What is the homograph of cheer?

The homograph of "cheer" is "chear".

While they are spelled the same, "cheer" is a noun or a verb meaning to be happy or to encourage, while "chear" is a verb meaning to brighten or make more cheerful.

However, "chear" is an archaic spelling and is rarely used in modern English.

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