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- adjective Extremely fast.
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Examples
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Of course, if the Jackal were a more generous soul, he might consider friending Zuckerberg, just to give him some avuncular heads up on how quickly, in our hyperfast modern world, a man's historical moment can fade away.
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Of course, if the Jackal were a more generous soul, he might consider friending Zuckerberg, just to give him some avuncular heads up on how quickly, in our hyperfast modern world, a man's historical moment can fade away.
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Of course, if the Jackal were a more generous soul, he might consider friending Zuckerberg, just to give him some avuncular heads up on how quickly, in our hyperfast modern world, a man's historical moment can fade away.
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Of course, if the Jackal were a more generous soul, he might consider friending Zuckerberg, just to give him some avuncular heads up on how quickly, in our hyperfast modern world, a man's historical moment can fade away.
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Of course, if the Jackal were a more generous soul, he might consider friending Zuckerberg, just to give him some avuncular heads up on how quickly, in our hyperfast modern world, a man's historical moment can fade away.
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She spoke hyperfast and emphasised her words with upward jabs of her fingers.
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But equally important is the dancing that goes with it; hyperfast footwork, the odd avian-like leg movements and, for the women, a lot of ass-shaking in colourful skirts.
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Find Your Focus Zone PhD Lucy Jo Palladino 2007
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Or do you get too hyperfast and too hyperfocused like Todd?
Find Your Focus Zone PhD Lucy Jo Palladino 2007
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At home on Saturday morning, when Joe feels overstimulated, his mind races and he gets too hyperfast.
Find Your Focus Zone PhD Lucy Jo Palladino 2007
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