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Hyperactive Definition

1) Showing more activity or energy than is usual, especially in children.


2) Characterized by overactivity or excessive movement.


3) Displaying high levels of physical and mental activity or restlessness.


Hyperactive

Definition

Showing more activity or energy than is usual, especially in children.
Characterized by overactivity or excessive movement.
Displaying high levels of physical and mental activity or restlessness.

Examples

Hyperactive Example in a sentence

1) The hyperactive child had trouble sitting still in class.

2) Her hyperactive energy could be exhausting for those around her.

3) The hyperactive puppy ran circles around the yard.

4) The caffeine made him feel even more hyperactive than usual.

5) The hyperactive toddler kept pulling toys out of the toy box.

6) It was clear that the catnip had made the usually calm cat hyperactive.

7) The hyperactive student had a hard time focusing during the lecture.

8) The hyperactive squirrel darted back and forth across the playground.

9) The hyperactive kitten chased after its tail with boundless energy.

10) The hyperactive monkey swung from branch to branch in the jungle.

Part of Speech

Hyperactive (Verb)

Synonyms

Antonyms

Calm
Relaxed
Sedate

Encyclopedia

Showing more activity or energy than is usual, especially in children.
Characterized by overactivity or excessive movement.
Displaying high levels of physical and mental activity or restlessness.