full marks
Every point earned
Full marks means complete credit or a perfect score on an evaluation: She got full marks on the exam.
More often used figuratively to acknowledge that someone deserves praise or recognition for an achievement or quality: Full marks for creativity, but the execution needs work.
The phrase is more common in British than American English.
Entirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
- faultlessFree from any defect
- perfectWithout any flaw
- exemplaryServing as ideal model
immaculate · unblemished · spotless · ideal · without error · excellence · mastery · precision
Best recorded result
- perfect scoreMaximum possible result
- hundred percentTotal amount, nothing less
- A+Highest academic grade
- straight AHighest possible marks
passing grade · examination · assessment · rubric · scoring · evaluation · test results · answer key
Expression of praise for achievement
- well doneThoroughly cooked, or congratulations
- bravoAcclaim for performers
- kudosPraise and honor
- acclaimEnthusiastic public approval
recognition · commendation · applause · accolades · tribute · approval · endorsement · compliments
flawless
Entirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
- faultlessFree from any defect
- perfectWithout any flaw
exemplary · immaculate · unblemished · spotless · ideal · without error · excellence · mastery · precision · accuracy
top score
Best recorded result
- perfect scoreMaximum possible result
- hundred percentTotal amount, nothing less
- A+Highest academic grade
straight A · passing grade · examination · assessment · rubric · scoring · evaluation · test results · answer key · academic achievement
congratulations
Expression of praise for achievement
acclaim · recognition · commendation · applause · accolades · tribute · approval · endorsement · compliments · credit
- perfect scores100 percent, top score, straight As, perfect game, flawless victory
- top tierelite, premier, premium, prime, best
- Cricket Idiomssticky wicket, not cricket, bowled over, stumped, on the back foot
full markszero
Numerical absence of quantity
failing grade · zero points · F · nothing · nil
full marksno credit
Acknowledgment or funds denied
harsh criticism · condemnation · disapproval · thumbs down · disgrace
full, fully, fullness, fuller, fullest, fill, filled, filling, fills