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👿 is an emoji representing anger, fury, and annoyance. It is often used to express that someone is very dissatisfied with something or someone and is full of rage in their heart. When people encounter unfair treatment, are deceived, experience setbacks, or are indignant at the bad behavior of others, they may use this emoji to convey their emotions.
He deceived me, really a bad guy 👿
Stuck in traffic again, 👿
In Eastern cultures, the emoji 👿 usually represents anger or rage. It may be used to express dissatisfaction with someone or something, for example, to convey inner indignation when being treated unfairly, offended, or seeing unreasonable things.
In Western culture, 👿 also represents anger and irritation. It can be used to express a direct emotional response to bad behavior, unjust situations, or someone's offense against oneself, and may also be used to emphasize the emotion when strongly opposing a certain idea or event.
Cross-Cultural Usage Tips
When used in cross - cultures, it should be noted that different cultures have different degrees of acceptance of the expression of anger. In more implicit cultures, it should be used with caution to avoid being regarded as too emotional or impolite; while in cultures where emotions are relatively openly and directly expressed, it can be used more naturally, but excessive use should also be avoided to prevent giving people the feeling of being overly aggressive.
In social situations, 👿 can be used when there are minor frictions between friends or acquaintances, or when discussing some infuriating social events and unfair phenomena. For example, when a friend behaves inappropriately and makes one a little angry, or when discussing things that violate public order and good customs in a social group.
In the workplace, it is generally not appropriate to use 👿. However, if it is in a relatively relaxed, harmonious and informal working atmosphere among colleagues, for example, expressing dissatisfaction with an unreasonable old rule during an internal creative discussion, or carefully using it when a small group of colleagues are complaining about the unreasonable requirements of an external client, but generally avoid giving people the impression of being unprofessional or having difficulty controlling emotions.