hype up

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hype up

The coach tries to hype up the team before the big game.

Definition
  1. Verb (transitive):
    • To promote or publicize something in an exaggerated or excessively enthusiastic manner.
    • To make someone feel very excited, stimulated, or emotionally charged about something.
Usage
  • The verb hype up is typically used with an object. You can hype up a thing (like a product or event) or hype up a person (to make them excited).
  • It often carries a connotation of exaggeration or creating artificial excitement.
  • Common structures: "to hype up [something/someone]" or "to get hyped up" (in the passive/reflexive sense).
Examples
  • Hype up a thing:
    • The marketing team tried to hype up the new product launch with a flashy campaign.
    • Don't hype up the party too much, or people will be disappointed.
  • Hype up a person:
    • The coach gave a speech to hype up the team before the final game.
    • I watched a trailer to hype myself up before seeing the movie.
Advanced Usage
  • To be/get hyped up: To be or become very excited and full of energy, often in anticipation of something.
    • The crowd was hyped up for the concert.
    • She got really hyped up about her upcoming trip.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hype (noun/verb): The root word, meaning extravagant or intensive publicity, or to promote as such.
    • There was a lot of media hype surrounding the election.
    • They hyped the film as the best of the year.
  • Hyped (adjective): Describing a state of excitement.
    • The fans were hyped and ready for the show.
Synonyms
  • Pump up: To fill with enthusiasm or energy.
  • Psyche up: To mentally prepare or make enthusiastic (as in the reference context).
  • Promote: To publicize or encourage, though with less connotation of exaggeration.
  • Excite: To stir up emotions or feelings.
Phrasal Verbs
  • Hype up is itself a phrasal verb. Its meaning is not separable from the combination of "hype" + "up."
Related Idioms
  • All hyped up: A common informal phrase meaning in a state of great excitement or agitation.
    • The kids were all hyped up on sugar and couldn't sit still.
hype up

The coach tries to hype up the team before the big game.

Verb
  1. get excited or stimulated
    • The children were all psyched up after the movie

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