hyper (Meaning)
hyper
above, extremely active, bridging points within an entity (such as a database or network) nonsequentially, excessive, that is or exists in a space of more than three dimensions, connecting things (as in a network) that are not close in a sequence, excessively, highly excited, being or existing in a space of more than three dimensions, high-strung, excitable
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hyper Sentence Examples
- The child's hyperactivity made it difficult to concentrate in school.
- The drug's effects were so hyper that it caused hallucinations.
- The politician's hyper rhetoric inflamed the crowd's emotions.
- The virus spread with hyper speed, infecting countless people within days.
- The stock market experienced a hyper growth spurt, reaching record highs.
- The race car sped around the track with hyper velocity, leaving its opponents in its dust.
- The athlete's hyper focus allowed them to push through the pain and achieve victory.
- The news report was hyper sensationalized, exaggerating the situation for dramatic effect.
- The scientist made a hyper discovery that could revolutionize the field of medicine.
- The reaction between the chemicals was hyper exothermic, releasing intense heat and light.
FAQs About the word hyper
above, extremely active, bridging points within an entity (such as a database or network) nonsequentially, excessive, that is or exists in a space of more than
excitable, nervous, irritable, hyperexcitable, jumpy, hyperactive, fluttery, jittery, volatile, anxious
imperturbable, unflappable, tranquil, unshakable, nerveless, unexcitable, collected, calm, cool, serene
The child's hyperactivity made it difficult to concentrate in school.
The drug's effects were so hyper that it caused hallucinations.
The politician's hyper rhetoric inflamed the crowd's emotions.
The virus spread with hyper speed, infecting countless people within days.
