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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cheerleader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who actively supports or promotes a particular cause, team, or group, often in a spirited manner.
Example: "During the campaign, she became a cheerleader for environmental awareness, rallying the community to take action."
Alternatives: "an advocate" or "a supporter".
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A cheerleader.
I'm a cheerleader for life.
"You become a cheerleader".
Poof, I'm a cheerleader.
"Sweeny is a cheerleader".
She's a cheerleader.
A cheerleader is impervious to physical harm.
"I am a cheerleader back there".
And I am not a cheerleader.
Throughout high school he was a cheerleader.
I'm a cheerleader for jury duty.
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