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View definitions for hyper

hyper

adjective as in hyperactive

adjective as in overexcited

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“Sometimes this hyper specific bumper sticker is a way of reaching across the highway and making a connection with another person.”

“Rather than going on a hyper political rant, we had the ability to just let the show speak for itself and let the art do the work, so that’s what we did,” Amer adds.

“Everyone’s doing this hyper connected thing: How can I help? And that’s going to add even more value to this community.”

But she saw a change in him as he became "hyper vigilant" and "almost withdrawn at points".

From BBC

"This kind of makes him feel that he can overcome big obstacles," said Mr Martin, adding that, politically, Trudeau operates with "a hyper amount of self-confidence".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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