The term “hyper operating hours” does not have a standard, widely recognized meaning in English[3]. The prefix “hyper-” means “over,” “above,” or “excessive”[3]. Therefore, “hyper operating hours” may be used informally or contextually to refer to extended or above-normal business operating periods — for example, businesses or stores remaining open far beyond typical hours, sometimes even 24/7[2].
For example, some retail environments, such as hypermarkets or large convenience stores, operate for extended hours, with many remaining open 24 hours a day, seven days a week to accommodate customer needs[2][4]. In places like Las Vegas, it’s common for stores and services — including car dealerships and dental clinics — to be open around the clock, which could be described colloquially as having “hyper operating hours”[2].
In formal contexts, “normal operating hours” is the common term used to refer to standard business hours, and any extension beyond that is usually described as “extended hours,” “24/7 operation,” or “after-hours” rather than “hyper operating hours”[1].
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