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      hyperpolarizing
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      hyperhyper- · Greek · over, above, excessivepolospol- · Greek · pivot, axis, polearis-ar · Latin · pertaining toizein-iz · Greek · to make, cause to becomeing-ing · English · present participle, ongoing action
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      The word hyperpolarizing breaks down into 5 roots of Greek, Latin, and English origin: hyper-, from Greek hyper (“over, above, excessive”); pol, from Greek polos (“pivot, axis, pole”); -ar, from Latin aris (“pertaining to”); -iz, from Greek izein (“to make, cause to become”); and -ing, from English ing (“present participle, ongoing action”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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