☢️ Radioactive emoji meaning
☢️ shows the trefoil symbol used to warn of radioactive material and radiation. It refers to nuclear energy, radiation hazards, nuclear waste or disasters like Chernobyl. Casually it describes something dangerously bad, such as toxic behavior, a terrible smell or extremely spicy food.
U+2622 U+FE0F
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☢️ How people use it
- Talking about nuclear power, radiation or nuclear news
- Calling something toxic or hazardous as a joke
- Describing food that is dangerously spicy or a smell that is awful
Example messages
That hot sauce is ☢️ don't even try it
Watching a Chernobyl documentary tonight ☢️
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Emoji details
| Name | radioactive |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+2622 U+FE0F |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | sign |
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What does the ☢️ radioactive emoji mean?
☢️ shows the trefoil symbol used to warn of radioactive material and radiation. It refers to nuclear energy, radiation hazards, nuclear waste or disasters like Chernobyl. Casually it describes something dangerously bad, such as toxic behavior, a terrible smell or extremely spicy food.
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