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🙄 face with rolling eyes emoji i stap long grup , na i stap long subgrup Neutral & Skeptical Faces.

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Emojis i wankain long 🙄 Face With Rolling Eyes

Face With Rolling Eyes Emoji

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Exasperated Glances! Capture your frustration with the Face with Rolling Eyes emoji, a symbol of disbelief or annoyance.

A face with eyes rolled upwards, conveying exasperation or disbelief. The Face with Rolling Eyes emoji is commonly used to express annoyance, frustration, or sarcasm. It can also be used to show that someone is fed up or unimpressed. If someone sends you a 🙄 emoji, it might mean they are feeling exasperated, sarcastic, or are dismissing something as trivial.

Emojis i wankain long 🙄 Face With Rolling Eyes

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Total dismissal and mild contempt. You're being judged as stupid, naive, or not worth serious engagement. It's a digital way of saying "Whatever, I can't even with you right now" without directly confronting you. In romantic contexts, it means you're being eye-rolled out of the conversation - you've said something embarrassing or deeply unimpressive. Between friends, it's more playful shade.

The 🙄 Face With Rolling Eyes emoji represents or means a gesture of exasperation, disbelief, or mild contempt towards something or someone.

Klikim tasol 🙄 emoji i stap antap long kopiim kwik kwik igo long clipboard bilong yu. Bai yu ken pasta long eni hap - long toktok, sosial media, dokumen, o eni app i save yusim emojis.

🙄 face with rolling eyes emoji i kam long Emoji E1.0 na nau i stap long olgeta bikpela platform olsem iOS, Android, Windows, na macOS.

🙄 face with rolling eyes emoji i stap long grup SMILE ISLES & TAO, na i stap long subgrup Neutral & Skeptical Faces.

Yes, 🙄 is generally considered dismissive and rude, especially in professional or formal contexts. It signals contempt, exasperation, or "here we go again" annoyance. Use only with close friends who understand your humor, and never in workplace communications.