🫰🏿Hand with Index Finger and Thumb Crossed: Dark Skin Tone Emoji
The hand with index finger and thumb crossed emoji depicts a hand gesture used to indicate disagreement or denial.
Unicode: U+1FAF0 U+1F3FF
disagreementdenialrejectionwrongincorrectdisapproval
Meaning and Symbolism
The hand with index finger and thumb crossed emoji represents a hand gesture commonly used to express disagreement, denial, or rejection. It can also be used to indicate that something is wrong, incorrect, or unacceptable. This emoji is often used in informal conversations, messaging, and social media.
Popular Usage and Context
- To express disagreement or denial
- To indicate that something is wrong or incorrect
- To convey a sense of rejection or disapproval
Real-Life Message Examples
🫰🏿 No way, I'm not going to that party.
Did you really think I would agree to that? 🫰🏿
The proposal was rejected. 🫰🏿
Use with Caution
- In formal or professional contexts, where it may be perceived as impolite or unprofessional
- When communicating with someone from a different cultural background, as the gesture may have different meanings
- In situations where a more nuanced or diplomatic response is required
- When discussing sensitive or serious topics, where it may come across as insensitive or dismissive
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