hyperambitious
hyperambitious adjective: very highly ambitious.
Adjective
hyperambitious (comparative more hyperambitious, superlative most hyperambitious)
- Very highly ambitious.
- Wall Street’s culture still attracts hyperambitious men and women who are willing to do whatever it takes — pulling consecutive all-nighters or working through holiday weekends — to differentiate themselves and to meet their bosses’ weighty expectations.2015 October 3, William D. Cohan, “Deaths Draw Attention to Wall Street’s Grueling Pace”, in New York Times
Forms of hyperambitious
| comparative | more hyperambitious |
|---|---|
| superlative | most hyperambitious |
Origin of hyperambitious
From hyper- + ambitious.
Questions about hyperambitious
- What does hyperambitious mean?
- Hyperambitious means very highly ambitious.
- What part of speech is hyperambitious?
- Hyperambitious is an adjective.
Words near hyperambitious in the dictionary
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