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šš Foggy Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F301
A city wrapped in fog.
Released in The š Foggy emoji was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and was added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.
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Meaning and Interpretation
"The š Foggy emoji represents a cityscape covered in fog or mist. Commonly used to convey fog, mist, or general weather conditions in urban environments. It can also symbolize obscurity, confusion, or something hard to understand."
Symbolism
- Mystery: Fog hides things out of view, so it can suggest secrecy or something yet to be revealed.
- Confusion: Fog can obscure clarity, making it symbolic of a situation where things are not clear.
- Calmness: The still and muffled environment in dense fog is often associated with peace and serenity.
Common Usage Scenarios
- Used to comment on foggy or misty weather conditions in real life.
- To describe a situation or a topic that feels unclear or confusing.
- To convey a mysterious or eerie atmosphere in a text or conversation.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Wow, I'm walking through downtown and it looks like Silent Hill here! š
This whole situation with the project deadline feels so foggy to me š. No one seems to know what's happening!
Morning walk today was so peaceful! The park was completely covered in soft fog š.
The plot of this movie is such a mystery, Iām completely wrapped in fog š trying to figure it out.
The weather outside looks cold and mysterious š, definitely a day for staying inside.
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- It is commonly used in discussions about local weather conditions, especially when talking about foggy or misty situations.
- Can be paired with other weather-related emojis, like š§ļø (rain) or š¬ļø (wind), when describing different elements of the day's weather.
- Be mindful not to use it in contexts where clarity is important; this emoji suggests confusion or uncertainty to the reader.
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