hyper
- other
- /ˈhaɪpər/
- Specialized
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hiper-
- The doctor explained that her patient suffered from hyper tension, which required careful management.
So the question is, is how long this hyper supply last?
- So the question is, is how long this hyper supply last?
- The next phase is what we call hyper supply.
- Hallmark features are signs of hyper androgenism.
- And then it's hypo arousal where hyper arousal is the spike in the curve.
- Stop, stop eating so much of this very energy dense, hyper palatable food.
- We we got to go hyper local with our Google My Business page.
- So with a lean mass hyper responder, the LDL has a place to go.
- Super emotional, hyper vigilant, super angry.
- So I think nowadays that everyone can have their news hyper targeted toward them.
- The next phase, which is probably where we are now is what we call hyper supply.
Examples
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Hallmark features are signs of hyper androgenism.
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Let's say that we have a hyper computational system.
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The next phase is what we call hyper supply.
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And I think now in the hyper connected world, things spread faster.
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So I think nowadays that everyone can have their news hyper targeted toward them.
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It basically is a hyper sustainable product, which is important to me.
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Stop, stop eating so much of this very energy dense, hyper palatable food.
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I work in the aerospace industry and I build giant hyper rockets.
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So with a lean mass hyper responder, the LDL has a place to go.
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And that's a problem if you're trying to get a, like, hyper realistic map of the ocean.
Compounds
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A kind of steel with more than 0.9% carbon that has extra hard parts and resists wear
Surface Forms
Etymology
The prefix hyper- comes from the same Greek hyper, meaning 'over' or 'too much', and appears in words like hypertension and hyperactive. So when you see hyper- in a medical or technical word, it tells you something is above the normal amount.
