hyperculture

noun

Meaning

A state of culture characterized by excessive speed, intensity, and fragmentation, leading to rapid obsolescence of trends and ideas.

Examples

The rapid rise and fall of social media challenges are a classic example of hyperculture.
Fashion designers often struggle to keep up with the demands of hyperculture, constantly needing to innovate.

Synonyms: over-the-top culture, accelerated culture, fast-paced culture, dynamic culture

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hyperculture

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪpərˌkʌltʃər/

Definition

A state of culture characterized by excessive speed, intensity, and fragmentation, leading to rapid obsolescence of trends and ideas.

Examples

The rapid rise and fall of social media challenges are a classic example of hyperculture.
Fashion designers often struggle to keep up with the demands of hyperculture, constantly needing to innovate.

How to Use hyperculture

hyperculture of X (prepositional phrase): The specific type of excessive cultural state related to X. — "The hyperculture of social media often leads to fleeting fame."

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