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sentenceful

sentenceful noun: the amount contained within a sentence.

Noun

sentenceful (plural sentencefuls or sentencesful)

  1. The amount contained within a sentence.
    • Some have a great abundance of suffixes, others of prefixes; some have little distinction between verb and noun; some have an extreme of combination, a long word of fifteen syllables including a sentenceful of meaning.1888, G[eorge] T[homas] Bettany, book IV (The Inhabitants of America), chapter I (The Canadians), in The World's Inhabitants; or, Mankind, Animals, and Plants […], London: Ward, Lock & Co., page 717

Forms of sentenceful

pluralsentencefuls
pluralsentencesful

Origin of sentenceful

From sentence + -ful.

Questions about sentenceful

What does sentenceful mean?
Sentenceful means the amount contained within a sentence.
What part of speech is sentenceful?
Sentenceful is a noun.
What is the plural of sentenceful?
The plural of sentenceful is sentencefuls.

Words near sentenceful in the dictionary

  1. sentence-mixed
  2. sentence-mixes
  3. sentence-mixing
  4. sentenceable
  5. sentenced
  6. sentenceful
  7. sentencehood
  8. sentencelike
  9. sentenceness
  10. sentencer
  11. sentencers

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