hyped-up Antonyms
Meaning of hyped-up
hyped-up
to promote or publicize extravagantly, excellent, cool, deception, put-on, promotional publicity of an extravagant or contrived kind, hypodermic, stimulate, enliven, put on, deceive, publicity, a narcotics addict, increase
hyped-up Sentence Examples
- The hyped-up crowd roared with anticipation as the concert began.
- The exaggerated marketing campaign hyped-up the product beyond its actual capabilities.
- The caffeine in the energy drink made me feel hyped-up and jittery.
- The success of the viral prank had me hyped-up with excitement.
- The hyped-up athlete couldn't contain his energy before the race.
- The hyped-up social media post attracted countless shares and likes.
- The hyped-up news report inflated the severity of the situation.
- The hyped-up product launch fell short of expectations, leaving consumers disappointed.
- The hyped-up party turned out to be a lackluster event, failing to live up to its promises.
- The hyped-up celebrity's latest performance proved to be underwhelming, leaving fans with mixed reviews.
FAQs About the word hyped-up
to promote or publicize extravagantly, excellent, cool, deception, put-on, promotional publicity of an extravagant or contrived kind, hypodermic, stimulate, enl
overemphasized, outsized, embroidered, inflated, elaborated, overplayed, overstated, exaggerated,padded, enlarged
reasonable,realistic,
The hyped-up crowd roared with anticipation as the concert began.
The exaggerated marketing campaign hyped-up the product beyond its actual capabilities.
The caffeine in the energy drink made me feel hyped-up and jittery.
The success of the viral prank had me hyped-up with excitement.
