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hyper













ADJECTIVE
overexcited
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Example Sentences

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With “yes baby,” the song leans heavily into a “hyper pop” sound, which is going around.

From Los Angeles Times

He believes Oracle is on its way to becoming the leading provider of artificial-intelligence infrastructure, with the company growing earnings at “hyper rates” and generating a “waterfall” of robust free cash flow.

From MarketWatch

Guggenheim analysts, however, led by John DiFucci, think the cloud and software company is a “decade stock” that will see growth at a “hyper rate” and cash flows that will “waterfall” over the longer term.

From Barron's

Nichola, who lives in south London, said Year 6 pupil Alistair was bright and capable, especially in maths, but struggled with inflexible thinking, hyper focus and sensory overwhelm.

From BBC

Side effects are rare, but some children get a little more hyper or have more repetitive behaviors.

From The Wall Street Journal