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Hypo- and Hyper-

Learning Works Prefixes & Suffixes- Hypo- & Hyper-

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hypoallergenic (adj) less likely to cause allergies
hypocrisy (n) the practice of being less than genuine; pretending
hypodermic (adj) under the skin
hypogeal (adj) located below the surface of the ground
hypoglossal (adj) under the tongue
hypoglycemia (n) an abnormally low level of sugar in the blood; a blood sugar level below what is needed for healthy blood
hypotension (n) having blood pressure below what is normal
hypothermia (n) a temperature below the normal body temperature low body heagt
hypothesis (n) an idea that is under investigation
hypothyroidism (n) a disorder caused by a thyroid gland that is slower and less productive than normal
hyperactive (adj) overly active; abnormally busy
hyperbole (n) an overstated comment; exaggeration
hypercritical (adj) overly critical; harsh in judgment; hard to please
hyperextend (v) to injure a body part (e.g., knee, elbow) by bending it beyond how far it should normally bend
hyperglycemia (n) abnormally high level of sugar in the blood; a blood sugar level above what is needed for healthy blood
hypersensitive (adj) overly sensitive; sensitivity beyond what is normal
hypertension (n) abnormally high blood pressure; having blood pressure over what is normal
hyperthermia (n) very high fever; body temperature over and above what is normal and healthy
hyperthyroidism (n) a disorder caused by a thyroid gland that is faster than normal and overly productive; results in a rapid pulse, nervousness, and a loss of weight
hyperventilate (v) to breathe rapidly and deeply; to breathe beyond normal or what is necessary
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