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hopped-up

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I've likened the situation to an auto-immune disease: a hopped-up defense mechanism which false-positive categorizes non-harmful elements as harmful.

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Quick take

under the influence of narcotics

Meaning at a glance

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adjective

under the influence of narcotics

adjective

(of an automobile) having the engine modified to give extra power

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for hopped-up.

Example sentences

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I've likened the situation to an auto-immune disease: a hopped-up defense mechanism which false-positive categorizes non-harmful elements as harmful.

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And it said it'll have a hopped-up version of its Model S that has all-wheel drive and blasts to 60 mph in little more than 3 seconds.

3

We need to throw the hopped-up climate scientists out, fools who were lucky to be in the field when it became important, and get some real intelligence working on this problem.

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My sole benefit is that my parents have not died, and I don’t want some hopped-up border bureaucrat to be able to tell me that I can’t visit them (or my brother) for five years because his coffee was too hot.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use hopped-up in a sentence?

I've likened the situation to an auto-immune disease: a hopped-up defense mechanism which false-positive categorizes non-harmful elements as harmful.

What does hopped-up mean?

under the influence of narcotics

What part of speech is hopped-up?

hopped-up is commonly used as adjective.