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hyperactual

hyperactual adjective: intensified, all-encompassing, including present and past.

Adjective

hyperactual (not comparable)

  1. Intensified, all-encompassing, including present and past.

Origin of hyperactual

hyper- + actual coined by Jacques Derrida and Bernard Stiegler in 1996, originally in French

Questions about hyperactual

What does hyperactual mean?
Hyperactual means intensified, all-encompassing, including present and past.
What part of speech is hyperactual?
Hyperactual is an adjective.

Words near hyperactual in the dictionary

  1. hyperactively
  2. hyperactiveness
  3. hyperactivism
  4. hyperactivities
  5. hyperactivity
  6. hyperactual
  7. hyperacuities
  8. hyperacuity
  9. hyperacusia
  10. hyperacusic
  11. hyperacusis

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