1. the production of something in excessive or abnormally large quantities
Usage: often used in medical, industrial, or economic contexts
2. in medicine, the excessive secretion or generation of a substance by the body
Usage: technical/medical

Examples

• The hyperproduction of steel led to a market glut and falling prices.
• Hyperproduction of cortisol can result in Cushing's syndrome.
• The factory's hyperproduction capacity exceeded actual demand.
• Hyperproduction of antibodies is a sign of an overactive immune response.
• Economic analysts warned that hyperproduction would destabilize the industry.
• The thyroid's hyperproduction of hormones caused the patient's symptoms.