- hyperexcitable
- hy·per·excitable
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hyperexcitable
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hyper- — ♦ Élément, du gr. huper « au dessus, au delà », qui exprime l exagération, l excès, le plus haut degré, soit dans des composés empruntés au grec ou au latin, soit dans des formations françaises, savantes ou familières. ⇒ super . REM. Hyper sert à … Encyclopédie Universelle
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