'Refusal' emojis

This emoji represents a person crossing their arms in an X to signal "NO." It's used to express refusal or prohibition.

This represents a universally understood gesture of refusal, easily recognizable across different cultures.

This emoji represents a man making a gesture that means "No." He is crossing his arms in an X to express refusal or prohibition.

This universally understood gesture is frequently used on social media and in messages. It is often used for gentle refusals.

This emoji depicts a woman making an "X" with her arms. It's used to convey the meaning of "No" or "Don't do that."

It's frequently used in messages or chats when you want to clearly express refusal or disapproval. It can be used playfully in conversations with friends.

This sign indicates that an action or access is prohibited. It's a red circle with a diagonal line across it.

It's used in various situations such as no smoking, no photography, no food or drinks allowed. You can often see it in public places.

This emoji depicts the Japanese kanji character for "prohibited." It is used to indicate that something is not allowed.

This emoji is often used to communicate rules or warnings. It carries a similar meaning to signs like "No Smoking" or "No Entry."