The emoji 😰 depicts a face with a wide-open, alarmed expression and sweat droplets streaming down from its forehead. It signifies a state of extreme distress or anxiety. The eyes are wide, with eyebrows raised high, indicating a sense of apprehension or fear. The mouth is partly open, conveying a mixture of unease and surprise. The profuse sweat droplets portrayed emphasize the intensity of the emotion, implying that the person is overwhelmed with worry or nervousness. On some platforms, the color of the face may appear pale, emphasizing the severity of the distress. This emoji is typically used to convey feelings of panic, anxiety, or fear in various situations. It is often employed when discussing nerve-wracking or stressful events, such as exams, job interviews, or challenging situations. When receiving unexpected or alarming news, individuals may use this emoji to express their immediate reaction of shock and concern. It can also be used humorously, indicating being caught off guard by an unexpected event or making light of a mildly distressing situation. Furthermore, it is frequently used in social media posts to describe feelings of extreme nervousness or to convey a general sense of discomfort or unease.
Start making the "Anxious face with sweat" emoji Perler Pattern by choosing one of the patterns below, depending on the size of pattern you are looking for, and the outline style. Then, click on the "Print" button to the right to print out the pattern, or click on the image itself to open it in a new window.
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Disappointed face
Flushed face
Astonished face
Downcast face with sweat
Crying face
Face with open mouth
Face screaming in fear
Anguished face
Hushed face
Weary face
Anxious face with sweat
Slightly frowning face
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