ð ðūPerson Gesturing NO: Medium-Dark Skin Tone Emoji
A medium-dark skinned person gesturing 'no' with a hand raised.
Unicode: U+1F645 U+1F3FE
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Meaning and Symbolism
The person gesturing NO emoji depicts a medium-dark skinned individual with their hand raised in a 'no' or 'stop' gesture. It's commonly used to express refusal, denial, or disagreement. The raised hand and facial expression convey a clear negative or prohibitive message.
Popular Usage and Context
- Indicating disagreement or rejection of an idea or proposal
- Expressing a firm 'no' or denial in response to a question or request
- Signaling disapproval or that something is unacceptable or not allowed
Real-Life Message Examples
"Can we go out for dinner tonight? ð ðū I'm too tired."
"I asked if she wanted to join us, but she just responded with ð ðū."
"The boss said ð ðū to taking extra vacation days this year."
Use with Caution
- Situations where a more nuanced or polite response is appropriate
- Contexts where the gesture could be perceived as rude or dismissive
- Sensitive or high-stakes conversations where misunderstandings should be avoided
- Professional or formal settings where the gesture may be seen as unprofessional
- Situations where the skin tone modifier could be perceived as insensitive or inappropriate
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