What is your (anyone) definition for hyperinflation?
Read the post.
But seriously, my point was that when an average person uses the term "hyperinflation" we don't expect that to necessarily be accurate according to academic definitions, as others here just said.
When inflation is noticeable, it is too fast. And people will say its hyperinflation even if that's not the right term. So when pedantics chime in with their "akshully"s it doesn't contribute anything to the conversation except nuisance. Inflation is affecting all of us in a very serious way right now, do not be dismissive.