"Hyper-imperactive" does not exist as a word, a malformed expression. It does not respond to the rules of the Spanish language.
Sergio M
Hyper-imperactive is born from the conjunction between hyperactive and imperative. It is said of the person who acts impatiently while performing many activities almost at the same time, barely leaving space between one activity and another.
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