The exhale after a scare finally clears â that's sad but relieved face, a frown paired with one lone sweat drop as the fear lets go. It's less about sadness itself than the shaky relief of a close call passing, tension draining out in one breath.
What đĨ means
A yellow face with frowned eyebrows, blank eyes, and a downward curve signifying a sad mouth. There is also a blue sweat droplet on one side of the face signaling relief.
The đĨ Sad But Relieved Face suggests that "Phew" moment or "Thank god you're okay" kind of a relief. This emoji shows a sense of affectionate worry, fear, tension, stress, or even that tingly sense of terror.
How and when to use it
- If you've been telling someone about something that you're anxious about, and the actuality wasn't as bad, use this emoji to show momentary relief.
- Use this emoji as a reaction to something sad and unfair that you just witnessed.
- This emoji can also be used to reciprocate someone's feelings of angst, thus offering comfort over text.
- You can also use this emoji while sending something worrisome and heart-wrenching.
- If someone told you something terrible, send this emoji to show that you're glad it didn't turn out worse than what it was.
Other Names
- đĨ Fearful
- đĨ Angst
- đĨ Anxious
- đĨ Nervous
- đĨ Tensed
- đĨ Stressed
- đĨ Grateful but Worried
- đĨ Worried
- đĨ Eyebrow Sweat
- đĨ Disappointed but Relieved
đĨ in real conversations
What does đĨ mean in texting?
That specific 'phew, that was close' feeling â relief that only shows up right after something stressful or scary almost went wrong. It's not pure sadness and it's not pure relief; it's the exact moment those two overlap, like just barely making a flight or hearing test results come back fine after a scare.
Is đĨ sad or relieved?
Both, at the same time â that's the whole point of the face. The frown and the sweat drop keep some worry visible, but the emotion has already tipped toward relief rather than staying stuck in distress. Use it for 'that scared me, but we're okay now,' not for something still actively going wrong.
Should I use đĨ or đ?
đ is stress still happening â an awkward moment, pressure mid-crisis, sweating it out in real time. đĨ comes after, once the worst has passed: the frown lingers but the sweat drop now reads as relief rather than panic. One's 'this is stressful'; the other's 'that was stressful, and it's over.'
The lowdown
- Category
- Smileys & Emotion âē face-concerned
- Codepoints
U+1F625- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:disappointed_relieved:- Keywords
- anxious, call, close, complicated, disappointed, face, not, relieved, sad, sweat, time, whew
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
Pairs well with
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⥠Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first â đĨ Sad But Relieved Face or đ°đŋ Flag: Kazakhstan?
Runs with a crowd
đĨ keeps company in sad emojis â tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.