sentencecase
nounUK /ˈsɛntəns keɪs/
US /ˈsɛntəns keɪs/
A way of writing words where only the first letter is a capital letter.
The title was written in sentencecase, so only the first word started with a capital letter.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A text style used in coding and file names where words are joined and only the first letter is capitalized.
The variable name was changed to sentencecase for consistency.
3. A typographic convention for headings that looks like an ordinary sentence.
The editor preferred sentencecase for all subheadings in the report.
4. The practice of capitalizing only the first letter of a sentence or phrase.
Teachers often ask students to practice sentencecase when writing short answers.