hyperactivity
/ˌhaɪpərækˈtɪvəti/
noun
- A condition of being unusually or excessively active, especially in children, often involving difficulty concentrating or sitting still.
- Her hyperactivity made it hard for her to focus during long meetings.
- The teacher noticed the student's hyperactivity and recommended a check-up with a doctor.
- Some people think sugar causes hyperactivity, but research doesn't fully support that.
- Excessive or abnormally high activity in a system, organ, or process.
- Hyperactivity of the thyroid gland can lead to weight loss and a rapid heartbeat.
- Scientists studied the hyperactivity of certain brain regions in people with anxiety.
- The stock market showed signs of hyperactivity, with prices changing every few minutes.
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