🈚

Japanese “free of Charge” Button Emoji 🈚

What 🈚 means

The Japanese Kanji character 'mu' and the Chinese 'wu' printed in white on an orange background. The 🈚 Japanese 'Free of Charge' Button emoji essentially signifies a sense of getting something for nothing; literally and metaphorically.

How and when to use it

While posting or reposting content with a caption or any surrounding text that hones the message of something that's 'free' and other related terms, you can use 🈚. Like, "I charge my clients for my time and expertise, but my heart is free 🈚" or "Nothing comes for free 🈚".
You could also use 🈚 in a metaphorical way with 'free' describing a state of being. For instance, "The only freedom I ever want is an unbothered space for my mind 🈚" or "You are free to choose, but are not free of the consequences of that choice 🈚".
Both the Japanese and Chinese translations of 🈚 conclude at the same interpretation; nothing or a lack. For example, "Lack of consistency can result in a lack of interest 🈚" or "I'm nothing 🈚".

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