😨 Meaning: What does the scared face emoji mean?

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The 😨 emoji expresses fear, the shock or a strong annoyance. You use it to show that you're afraid of a danger.

It's also used to respond to a message that's scary. Depending on the context, its meaning Change it a little: terrified, anxiety, nervousness, anxiety or to everyone's surprise.

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Rendering of the scared face emoji 😨 with a pale face, raised eyebrows, and a mouth open in fear
The scared face emoji 😨 and its expression of fear. ©Rojo for Alucare.fr

😨: Meaning and Different Uses of the Scared Face Emoji

The emoji 😨 is called the frightened face. It expresses the terrified and the shock when faced with a new situation or a sudden danger.

It forms a trio with two related emojis:

As for the artwork, this face To two round, wide-open eyes under raised eyebrows. The front is light blue, a sign of excitement and great fear. There mouth forms a semicircle, with his upper lip curled downward to express astonishment.

How the "scared face" emoji appears on Apple, Google, Samsung, and Twitter
Renderings of the scared face emoji on Apple, Google, Samsung, and Twitter ©Rojo for Alucare.fr

So you can use the 😨 emoji to show your fear when faced with a threat or danger.

To understand what it means, think about your reaction when you hear something scary and unexpected. It's probably the same expression 😨!

When you receive an offensive message, you can reply, for example:

  • Tell me what you're saying isn't true 😨.
  • Really? But why did she do that? 😨
  • No, I don't even want to look. I'm scared 😨.
  • Is Dad mad at me 😨?
  • I might have just hit someone—I'm scared 😨!

Origin of this scared face emoji

L'scared face emoji did not appear overnight. It stems from two proposals sent to the Consortium Unicode, the organization that sets standards for symbols displayed on all platforms.

The first one dates from 2007, written by Markus Scherer, Kat Momoi, and Mark Davis. The second, in 2009, was led by the teams at’Apple and Google.

the frightened face was first included in the standard Unicode 6.0 in 2010. He then joined the version Emoji 1.0 on June 9, 2015, the very first official emoji standard.

The characteristics of this emoji

This frightened face resembles other emojis that convey fear, panic, or distress. This emoticon However, it retains its own technical specifications. Here is what you need to know.

Emoji Version 1.0 (2015-06-09)
Unicode Version 6.0 (2010-10-11)
Official name Frightened face (Fearful Face)
Category Smileys and emotions
Sub-category Worried expression
Apple designation terrified face
Unicode code point U+1F628
Decimal code ALT+128552
Key words face, frightened, fear, scared
Other names Scared face emoji, scared emoji, frightened emoji

To copy this emoji, you can select it directly in the text and then paste it into your message. On a computer, the shortcut ALT+128552 also works. Developers, on the other hand, use the code U+1F628 or the entity 😨 in HTML.

The display varies slightly depending on the platform (Apple, Google, Samsung, Twitter, Microsoft Windows, OpenMoji Where Android), but the idea remains the same: a face filled with anxiety and gripped by fear.

Bonus: Emojis that go well with the scared face

Everyone expresses fear in their own way. To help the person you're talking to understand that something or someone is making you anxious, other emojis can help you clarify that emotion. You can pair it with the tired cat emoji 🙀, To the distressed face emoji 😧, or even to the grimacing face emoji 😬.

To add more emotion to your conversations, you can also use:

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