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hyper

adjective as in hyperactive

adjective as in overexcited

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And he should ease up on the hyper rhetoric about climate change.

I talk about American society as a hyper individualist society.

The trauma of that hyper focus on restrictive budgeting has stuck with Duke even as her financial circumstances have stabilized over the years.

From Salon

Trump’s hyper focus on immigrants today is an “anti-Latino symbolic action” aimed at those same people, Zepeda-Millán said — his way of “doubling down on getting the most racist white Americans out to vote.”

"Every time he cried I was just sort of shaking - I just got really hyper vigilant and terrified."

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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