'Regret' emojis

This emoji is often used to express apologies or requests. In Korean culture, bowing one's head is a way of showing respect or remorse.

It's frequently used in messages or chats when you've made a mistake or need to ask for help. It's a polite gesture commonly seen in Asian cultures, especially in Korea and Japan.

This emoji expresses feelings of sadness or disappointment. It's characterized by downcast eyes.

It's often used when someone receives a bad grade on a test or when plans go awry. It's also frequently used in situations where comfort is needed.

This emoji expresses a face sweating from worry or anxiety. It is often used in tense situations like exams, interviews, or presentations.

People worldwide use this emoji to express awkward or embarrassing situations. It's also frequently used when apologizing or expressing remorse.

This emoji is used when a difficult situation has passed but you still feel anxious. It's commonly used when barely passing a test or escaping from a dangerous situation.

This emoji expresses complex emotions mixing relief and worry. It's frequently used when tense moments in school or daily life have passed.

This emoji represents a facial expression of disappointment or sadness. It is characterized by a bowed head and downcast eyes.

It is used when something expected doesn't go well or when feeling sad. It is also frequently used when delivering bad news to friends or family.