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hyper- = over, beyond, high Word List: hyper hyper- = over, beyond, high

overly active; abnormally busy

hyperactive overly active; abnormally busy

an overstated comment; exaggeration

hyperbole an overstated comment; exaggeration

overly critical; harsh in judgment; hard to please

hypercritical overly critical; harsh in judgment; hard to please

to injure a body part (e. g to injure a body part (e.g., knee, elbow) by bending it beyond how far it should normally bend

hyperextend to injure a body part (e.g., knee, elbow) by bending it beyond how far it should normally bend

abnormally high level of sugar in the blood; a blood sugar level above what is needed for healthy blood

hyperglycemia abnormally high level of sugar in the blood; a blood sugar level above what is needed for healthy blood

overly sensitive; sensitivity beyond what is normal

hypersensitive overly sensitive; sensitivity beyond what is normal

abnormally high blood pressure; having blood pressure over what is normal

hypertension abnormally high blood pressure; having blood pressure over what is normal

very high fever; body temperature over and above what is normal and healthy

hyperthermia very high fever; body temperature over and above what is normal and healthy

a disorder caused by a thyroid gland that is faster than normal and overly productive; results in a rapid pulse, nervousness, and loss of weight

hyperthyroidism a disorder caused by a thyroid gland that is faster than normal and overly productive; results in a rapid pulse, nervousness, and loss of weight

to breathe rapidly and deeply; to breathe beyond normal or what is necessary

hyperventilate to breathe rapidly and deeply; to breathe beyond normal or what is necessary

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