What is "hyperextended"

Usage examples of "hyperextended".

Dropping her knee onto his hyperextended arm freed her left hand, allowing her to wrestle the knife from his grip.

His senses were so hyperextended that Korkal saw the digital numbers flicker to a halt in slow motion: zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero.

But Caris, who usually danced the Four, had hyperextended her knee while instructing a junior class: some careless student—.

But Caris, who usually danced the Four, had hyperextended her knee while instructing a junior class: some careless studentnot a student any longerhad left a lump of wax on the floor.

Her arms flexed normally but the bones of her pinky fingers had been hyperextended into flight bones.

When Wilson had reinjured his right knee before the crucial Pittsburgh Steelers game in 1977, the Miami Dolphins had put out a press release saying it had happened in a practice scrimmage—when in fact Viceroy’s knee had hyperextended on a water bed beneath two limber sisters who worked in a foundry on the Allegheny.