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โ›”โ›” No Entry EmojiUnicode: 26D4

Represents prohibition or restriction.

Released in The โ›” emoji was officially added to Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and is part of the 'Symbols' category in the emoji libraries.

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Meaning and Interpretation

"The โ›” emoji is commonly known as the 'No Entry' or 'Prohibited' emoji. It symbolizes that something is off-limits, restricted, or not allowed. This emoji is frequently used to signal the need to stop, halt, or indicate that a particular action is not permitted. It's often seen in discussions about rules, restrictions or limitations."

Symbolism

  • ๐Ÿšซ **Restriction**: It often indicates that an action, behavior, or person is blocked or prohibited.
  • โš ๏ธ **Caution**: It can serve as a warning to prevent someone from proceeding further without permission.
  • โŒ **Denial**: When used in a conversation, it can signify that an option or request is dismissed or denied.

Common Usage Scenarios

  • Warning someone to not take a particular action or enter a restricted place.
  • Highlighting that rules or restrictions are in place in a formal or casual setting.
  • Communicating that something is not allowed or inappropriate in a humorous or serious context.

Usage Examples in Conversation

You canโ€™t park here! This is a no-parking zone โ›”.
Please donโ€™t touch that! Itโ€™s off-limits โ›”.
We should really avoid going into that area, itโ€™s restricted โ›”.
I couldn't send the email because the system blocked me! โ›”
No more excuses! This isn't allowed. โ›”

Usage Guidelines and Etiquette

  • Use the โ›” emoji when you want to strongly indicate the prevention, prohibition, or denial of something.
  • Avoid overusing it in casual conversations where a softer warning sign might suffice.
  • Be mindful when using it in professional or formal discussions to avoid sounding too aggressive or harsh.

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