sentenceful

English

Etymology

From sentence +‎ -ful.

Noun

sentenceful (plural sentencefuls or sentencesful)

1. The amount contained within a sentence.
   • 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:

     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.