Category: Smileys & Emotion

😥sad but relieved face

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Meaning

A face showing a mix of sadness, anxiety, and relief, often depicted with a single sweat drop.

Aliases

:disappointed_relieved:

Keywords

anxiouscallclosecomplicateddisappointedfacenotrelievedsadsweattimewhew

What does 😥 sad but relieved face mean?

The sad but relieved face generally conveys a mix of negative emotions like disappointment or anxiety, paired with a sense of relief that something is over or wasn't worse. It can be used when a stressful situation resolves but leaves a lingering feeling of exhaustion or sadness. People often send it to express a weary 'whew' after a close call or a complicated, draining experience.

Often used for

Reacting to a close call that ended okay but was stressful
Expressing exhaustion after a complicated situation resolves
Showing relief that a difficult task or time is finally over
Conveying lingering disappointment mixed with acceptance

Tone: The tone can be ambiguous since it blends sadness and relief, so it might be confused with the sleeping face or crying face depending on the platform's design. It is often best used when the context of the stressful situation is already clear to the recipient.

😥 in real messages

finally finished that project 😥
that exam was so hard but at least it's over 😥
whew glad that call is done 😥
we missed the train but caught the next one 😥
not the result i wanted but glad it's settled 😥

How 😥 sad but relieved face looks

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😥 sad but relieved face codes for developers

Every format below produces 😥 — click Copy on the one your stack needs.

Emoji	`😥`
Unicode codepoints	`U+1F625`
HTML (decimal)	`😥`
HTML (hex)	`😥`
CSS	`\1F625`
JavaScript	`\u{1F625}`
JSON	`\uD83D\uDE25`
URL encoded	`%F0%9F%98%A5`
Shortcode (GitHub)	`:disappointed_relieved:`