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🆖🆖 NG Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F196

Denotes 'No Good'.

Released in The 🆖 emoji was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.

No GoodNot AllowedDisapprovalWrongErrorMistakeUnacceptableNegativeFailureDisqualification

Meaning and Interpretation

"The 🆖 emoji is a symbol representing 'No Good' or 'Not Allowed.' It's widely used to indicate rejection, failure, or something that went wrong. The term 'NG' stands for 'No Good,' commonly used in a variety of cultures to refer to something that doesn't meet expectations or standards."

Symbolism

Disapproval: Often symbolizes a situation or performance that is deemed unfit or fails to meet certain criteria.
Rejection: Can be used to show that something is not accepted or approved.
Failure: Represents a task or effort that has gone wrong or failed.

Common Usage Scenarios

When communicating that something is off-limits or unacceptable.
During a discussion to denote an incorrect answer or mistake.
When pointing out a failed project or idea that didn’t work out.

Usage Examples in Conversation

Sorry, but your last idea is 🆖. We'll have to find another solution.

That restaurant's service is 🆖. I'm never going back there!

If you miss the deadline, that’s an automatic 🆖 for the project.

Certain words are 🆖 in polite conversation—try to avoid them.

Her performance was so bad, it was a total 🆖.

Usage Guidelines and Etiquette

Avoid using this emoji in formal situations as it can come across as informal or dismissive.
Be cautious when using the 🆖 emoji to refer to someone's efforts, as it may seem overly critical.
This emoji is best suited for casual conversations or when communicating quick decisions about mistakes or failures.