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⁉️Exclamation Question Mark

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Meaning of ⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark Emoji

Exclamation Question Mark emoji is an ❗ Exclamation Mark and ❓ Question Mark together standing as one punctuation. Also known as the Interrobang, this symbol is meant to show a combination reaction of shock and questioning. If you come across a statement or idea that surprised you yet leaves you asking even more questions, send this emoji with the 🤯 Exploding Head emoji to show that you have no other way to react than stand there wide-eyed, trying to come up with an easy to understand the reasoning.

This punctuation mark is also commonly used at the end of rhetorical questions or questions more made for dramatic purposes rather than to get an answer. Use this emoji with the 🎭 Performing Arts emoji to show that the question does not need a solution and is just being used to create a more compelling situation.

Examples of the ⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark Emoji in use

Frequently used ⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark Emoji phrases for messengers and web communication:

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Combinations with ⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark Emoji

Combinations are just a bunch of emojis placed together, like this: 🌶⁉️🗣 . You can use these combos to create riddles or convey messages without using words.

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— Hot pepper

⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark Emoji designs on different devices

Emojis may look different across platforms. Each web service, OS, or gadget manufacturer can create an Emoji design according to their corporate style and vision. Here, you can check out what the ⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark Emoji looks like on the most popular platforms:

⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark Emoji: specifications and details

Full name ⁉️ Exclamation Question Mark
Category 💯 Symbols
Subcategory ❓ Punctuation
How to type shortcode

:interrobang:

Unicode (fully-qualified) ⁉️ U+2049 U+FE0F
Unicode (unqualified) ⁉ U+2049
Made with U+2049 ⁉ Exclamation Question Mark
U+FE0F Variation Selector-16
Unicode version Unicode 3.0 (1999)
Listed in Emoji Version 1.0