Hyper- which means High
Hyper- is a fairly common prefix, found in such words as hypertension, hyperactive, hyperthermia. It means "more than usual". It is the opposite of the prefix hypo-, which means "less than normal".
The likely word is the prefix hyper- (beyond, or higher than), e.g. hyperextended, hypersonic.The slang term "hyper" means hyperactive, in a frantic or animated state.
My sister's cat is so hyperactive it will jump from wall to wall!
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It is the prefix hyper- attached to the word "active" which contains the suffix -ive.
The word "hyperactive" contains a Greek prefix that means over.
"Hyper" in hyperactive means excessive or overly active. It is a prefix that intensifies the following word, in this case "active", conveying a sense of heightened or extreme levels of activity.
Hyper- is a fairly common prefix, found in such words as hypertension, hyperactive, hyperthermia. It means "more than usual". It is the opposite of the prefix hypo-, which means "less than normal".
It can be. As a slang term meaning "hyperactive" it can be either an adjective or a noun.
Hypo is the prefix. It is from Classical Greek, and means 'under' or' less than'. Compare with 'Hyper' . Again from Classical Greek meaning 'over' or 'greater than'. Hypothesis means it is 'less than' a theorem( a truth). Compare with 'Hyperactive', a person who over-active.
The hyperactive child was very abnormally active. She is very hyperactive when she eats too much sugar.
Hyperactive means super active. Hypo active is the opposite.
The likely word is the prefix hyper- (beyond, or higher than), e.g. hyperextended, hypersonic.The slang term "hyper" means hyperactive, in a frantic or animated state.
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My sister's cat is so hyperactive it will jump from wall to wall!
here are some (or most) of the words I found: hyperbole, hypercritical, hyperextend, hyperglycemia, hyperlink, hypersensitive, hypertension, hypertext, hyperthyrold, and hyperventilation.