満点|まんてんmanten[3]nakadaka (mid-high)
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- nounperfect score; full marks
- no-adjectiveperfect; entirely satisfactory; excellent
- Synonym完璧かんぺきNeutralNeutral word for flawless perfection, as in 「完璧な仕上がり」; it involves no score, whereas 「満点」 originally means full marks.
- Synonym完全かんぜんNeutralEveryday word for being complete or whole with nothing missing, as in 「完全に終わった」; the stress is on having no gaps, not on a score.
- Synonym十全じゅうぜんWrittenWritten word for being perfect in every way; few examples, seen mostly in 「十全な対策」.
- Synonym無欠むけつWrittenWritten word for being without any flaw; mostly used in 「完全無欠」, rarely on its own.
- Synonym完全無欠かんぜんむけつWrittenWritten idiom meaning absolutely flawless; more emphatic and formal than 「満点」.
- Related万全ばんぜんWrittenWritten word meaning fully prepared and foolproof, as in 「万全を期す」; it stresses thorough readiness, not an evaluation score.
- Related完備かんびNeutralNeutral word for facilities being fully equipped, as in 「冷暖房完備」; it describes provision of equipment, not an evaluation.
- Related極致きょくちWrittenWritten word for the utmost height something reaches, as in 「美の極致」; it stresses the peak attained, not a score.
- Related全備ぜんびWrittenWritten word for having everything in place; rare in modern usage — 「完備」 is the usual word.
- Antonym零点れいてんNeutralMeans zero points or no marks — the direct opposite of 「満点」's perfect score.
Use 「満点」 for a perfect score or something highly satisfying, as in 「サービス満点」. For flawless perfection say 「完璧」, for thorough preparation 「万全」; 「零点」 is the opposite, zero points. 「完全」 is the everyday word for complete and 「完備」 for fully equipped; the rest are written words.
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