1. relating to or denoting a disease that is constantly present in a population at very high levels of infection or prevalence
Usage: medical/epidemiological term; often used in public health contexts

Examples

• Malaria is hyperendemic in certain regions of sub-Saharan Africa.
• The hyperendemic nature of the disease made it a major public health challenge.
• Hyperendemic areas require sustained intervention programs to reduce transmission.
• In hyperendemic zones, most of the population carries antibodies to the pathogen.
• The researchers focused on hyperendemic communities where infection rates exceeded 50 percent.