| hypermodern |
combined form of modern. |
| hypermodernist |
combined form of modernist. |
| hypermutability |
combined form of mutability. |
| hypermutable |
combined form of mutable. |
| hypernationalistic |
combined form of nationalistic. |
| hyperopia |
the condition of being able to focus the eyes on distant objects more clearly than on near ones; far-sightedness. (Cf. myopia.) |
| hyperparathyroidism |
an abnormally high level of parathyroid hormone in the blood, resulting in disrupted calcium metabolism, bone loss, and increased risk of kidney stones. |
| hyperphysical |
beyond or apart from that which is physical; supernatural. |
| hyperpigmentation |
combined form of pigmentation. |
| hyperpigmented |
combined form of pigmented. |
| hyperplasia |
an abnormal, nonmalignant increase in cells of an organ or tissue, or the enlargement resulting from this increase. |
| hyperproducer |
combined form of producer. |
| hyperproduction |
combined form of production. |
| hyperpure |
combined form of pure. |
| hyperrational |
combined form of rational. |
| hyperrationality |
combined form of rationality. |
| hyperreactive |
combined form of reactive. |
| hyperreactivity |
combined form of reactivity. |
| hyperreactor |
combined form of reactor. |
| hyperresponsive |
combined form of responsive. |
| hyperromantic |
combined form of romantic. |