hyperacute
Intensely keen perception
Hyperacute means extremely acute—intensely sharp, severe, or sensitive beyond the ordinary acute level.
In medicine, it describes conditions with very sudden onset or extreme severity: hyperacute rejection of a transplanted organ occurs within minutes.
Hyperacute hearing detects sounds others miss.
The prefix intensifies rather than changes the base meaning.
Extremely harsh or strict
- extremeFurthest from moderate
- piercingPenetrating or very sharp
- excruciatingCausing extreme suffering
- overwhelmingIntensely excessive in force
sharp · sudden · rapid · critical · pronounced · exaggerated · amplified · concentrated
Easily affected emotionally
- keenSharp or enthusiastic
- sharpFine-edged, or astute
- heightenedIncreased in degree
- discriminatingShowing careful judgment
refined · discerning · perceptive · attuned · responsive · vigilant · observant · attentive
Denial of acceptance
- transplantMove tissue between bodies
- immunologicalOf bodily defense systems
- graftIllicit political gain
- organBody's working component
antibody · crossmatch · hyperimmune · sensitization · incompatibility · triage · emergency · resuscitation
severe
Extremely harsh or strict
- extremeFurthest from moderate
- piercingPenetrating or very sharp
- excruciatingCausing extreme suffering
overwhelming · sharp · sudden · rapid · critical · pronounced · exaggerated · amplified · concentrated · potent
sensitive
Easily affected emotionally
- keenSharp or enthusiastic
- sharpFine-edged, or astute
- heightenedIncreased in degree
discriminating · refined · discerning · perceptive · attuned · responsive · vigilant · observant · attentive · aware
rejection
Denial of acceptance
- transplantMove tissue between bodies
- immunologicalOf bodily defense systems
- graftIllicit political gain
organ · antibody · crossmatch · hyperimmune · sensitization · incompatibility · triage · emergency · resuscitation · critical
ultrasonic
Above audible frequency range
sensitivity · detection · audiometry · decibels · hertz · acoustics · timbre · resonance · fidelity · amplitude