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hyperdrive

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hy·per·drive  (hpr-drv)
n.
1. A fictional device allowing a spaceship to travel faster than the speed of light, especially by passing through hyperspace.
2. Informal A state of heightened activity or concentration.
[hyper(space) + drive.]
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