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hyperspace

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Hyperspace (noun) means In science fiction, an alternate dimension used for faster-than-light travel. Example: “The pilot punched the coordinates and jumped to hyperspace.”

noun
1
In science fiction, an alternate dimension used for faster-than-light travel.
"The pilot punched the coordinates and jumped to hyperspace."
2
In mathematics, a space with more than three dimensions.
"The equation describes a shape existing in hyperspace."

How to use hyperspace

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA space beyond our normal three dimensions — used both as a math concept and a sci-fi travel shortcut.

Common pairings
jump to hyperspace travel through hyperspace
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Word forms

Plural
hyperspaces
Third person singular
hyperspaces
Past tense
hyperspaced
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Etymology

From hyper- + space.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “hyperspace” mean?
The word “hyperspace” means in science fiction, an alternate dimension used for faster-than-light travel. In plain terms, a space beyond our normal three dimensions — used both as a math concept and a sci-fi travel shortcut.
How do you use “hyperspace” in a sentence?
Here is “hyperspace” used in a sentence: “The pilot punched the coordinates and jumped to hyperspace.”
What part of speech is “hyperspace”?
“Hyperspace” is a noun.
How many meanings does “hyperspace” have?
“Hyperspace” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: in science fiction, an alternate dimension used for faster-than-light travel.