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hyper- British & World English

over; beyond; above

hyper British & World English

hyperactive or unusually energetic

hyperreal British & World English

exaggerated in comparison to reality

hyperdrive British & World English

(in science fiction) a supposed propulsion system for travel in hyperspace

hyperextend British & World English

forcefully extend a limb or joint beyond its normal limits, either in exercise or therapy or so as to cause injury

hyperimmune British & World English

having a high concentration of antibodies produced in reaction to repeated injections of an antigen

hyperspace British & World English

space of more than three dimensions

hypercritical British & World English

excessively and unreasonably critical, especially of small faults

hyperkinetic British & World English

of or affected with hyperkinesis

hyperconscious British & World English

acutely or excessively aware of something

hyperinflation British & World English

monetary inflation occurring at a very high rate

hypersensitive British & World English

having extreme physical sensitivity to particular substances or conditions

hyper English-French

surexcité/-e

hyper English-German

aufgedreht

hyper English-Italian

eccitato