IPA: /ˌhaɪpərˈwɛr/
KK: /haɪpərəˈwɛr/
Being very aware of your surroundings or feelings, often more than usual.
She felt hyperaware of every sound in the quiet room.
Comparative: more hyperaware
Superlative: most hyperaware
Hyperaware → It is formed from "hyper-" (from Greek "hyper", meaning over or excessive) and "aware" (from Old English "warian", meaning to be cautious or to take heed). The word "hyperaware" means excessively aware or overly conscious of something.
Think of being "over" aware — "hyper-" means over, and "aware" means to be cautious or heedful. This helps you remember that hyperaware refers to being excessively conscious.
No commonly confused words.