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hypermoral

hypermoral adjective: extremely or excessively moral.

Adjective

hypermoral (comparative more hypermoral, superlative most hypermoral)

  1. Extremely or excessively moral.
    • Freud's observations showed hysterics to be more than normally intelligent and also hypermoral.1989, Bonnie G. Smith, Changing Lives: Women in European History Since 1700, page 339

Forms of hypermoral

comparativemore hypermoral
superlativemost hypermoral

Origin of hypermoral

From hyper- + moral.

Questions about hypermoral

What does hypermoral mean?
Hypermoral means extremely or excessively moral.
What part of speech is hypermoral?
Hypermoral is an adjective.

Words near hypermoral in the dictionary

  1. hypermonopole
  2. hypermonopoles
  3. hypermonosyllabic
  4. hypermonosyllable
  5. hypermonosyllables
  6. hypermoral
  7. hypermorbidity
  8. hypermoron
  9. hypermorons
  10. hypermorph
  11. hypermorphic

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