🙅 Person gesturing NO Emoji

The 🙅 Emoji, known as the "person gesturing NO emoji", depicts a woman with her arms crossed in front of her body and a facial expression indicating disapproval. It is used to convey refusal, rejection, or negation.

The 🙅 Emoji symbolizes refusal and saying 'no'. It can represent a person's unwillingness to agree or comply with something. In some contexts, it may also symbolize setting boundaries or asserting one's position.

The 🙅 person gesturing NO Emoji can be used in various contexts:

1. When you disagree with an idea or opinion.

2. To express your refusal to participate in an activity.

3. In messages to set boundaries clearly.

1. "I really think we should go out tonight!" 🙅 "No way, I'm too tired!"

2. "What do you think about this proposal?" 🙅 "I don't think it's a good idea."

3. "Can you lend me some money?" 🙅 "I can't, sorry!"

The 🙅 person gesturing NO Emoji was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and is categorized under the 'People & Body' emoji. It has since evolved in appearance across different platforms, maintaining its core meaning.

While the 🙅 emoji is widely understood, it should be used cautiously. Some individuals may interpret it as being overly negative or aggressive, so it's essential to consider the context and the audience when using it.

1. What does the 🙅 emoji mean? The emoji signifies refusal or negation, often used to indicate disagreement.
2. Is the 🙅 emoji gender-specific? It primarily represents a woman, but it conveys the same message of refusal regardless of gender.
3. Can it be used in a humorous context? Yes, it can be used jokingly to exaggerate a refusal.