Hypo-, Hyper-

Hyperactive

• showing constantly active and sometimes disruptive behavior

• relatively unlikely to cause a reaction

• to move (as a body part) beyond the normal range of motion

• a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth

Hypoallergenic

• showing constantly active and sometimes disruptive behavior

• relatively unlikely to cause a reaction

• to move (as a body part) beyond the normal range of motion

• a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth

Hyperextend

• showing constantly active and sometimes disruptive behavior

• relatively unlikely to cause a reaction

• to move (as a body part) beyond the normal range of motion

• a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth

Hypothesis

• showing constantly active and sometimes disruptive behavior

• relatively unlikely to cause a reaction

• to move (as a body part) beyond the normal range of motion

• a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth

Hypersensitive

• Overly emotional to certain topics or situations

• claiming to have beliefs to which one's own behavior does not support

• to become overexcited and having a lack of oxygen intake

• relating to the region immediately beneath the skin

Hypocrisy

• Overly emotional to certain topics or situations

• claiming to have beliefs to which one's own behavior does not support

• to become overexcited and having a lack of oxygen intake

• relating to the region immediately beneath the skin

Hyperventilate

• Overly emotional to certain topics or situations

• claiming to have beliefs to which one's own behavior does not support

• to become overexcited and having a lack of oxygen intake

• relating to the region immediately beneath the skin

Hypodermic

• Overly emotional to certain topics or situations

• claiming to have beliefs to which one's own behavior does not support

• to become overexcited and having a lack of oxygen intake

• relating to the region immediately beneath the skin

Hyperthermia

• Overly emotional to certain topics or situations

• Overheating, high body temperature

• Losing body heat, low body temperature

• relating to the region immediately beneath the skin

Hypothermia

• Overly emotional to certain topics or situations

• Overheating, high body temperature

• Losing body heat, low body temperature

• relating to the region immediately beneath the skin