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- noun One who suffers from
hypergraphia .
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Examples
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I was probably clinically hypergraphic for about three years, and at the end of that time (and probably two million words of writing) I had sold three novels.
funny how the whole world--historically--feels the urge to chase the sun to rest
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The exemplar of conservative corporate gaming the alliance to the advantage of capital is Republican Rupert Murdoch whose FoxNews regularly denounces the liberalization of the media that his Fox entertainment complex has been a leading contributor to with the lewd Married With Children, the astonishingly irreligious The Simpsons, and the hypergraphic hit House whose lead character is a proudly cranky atheist.
Why the Republicans and Their Religious Base Are in a Lot More Trouble Than They Realize
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Hypergraphia comes from a “strong, conscious, internal drive – say, pleasure – rather than from an external influence (People who write a great deal simply because they are paid per word are not hypergraphic).”
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The true hypergraphic, of which I may be one, has no choice.
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For the time being, however, I think I will keep such hypergraphic compulsions to myself.
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Personally, I like the original silver and black versions, but the new white does offer a more "hypergraphic, hypertrophic, and energetic" look,
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His lieder production in the year 1840 alone was volcanically hypergraphic.
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Luckily, most hypergraphics view it as a gift, says Flaherty, who was inundated with hypergraphic patients after publishing a book on the subject in 2004 called
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Then again … since I’m somewhat hypergraphic, writing is enjoyable for me.
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Then again … since I’m somewhat hypergraphic, writing is enjoyable for me.
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