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Does Not Succeed Symbol

The ⊁ symbol means “does not succeed” or “not succeeds,” often used in logic and status notation.

U+2281

The ⊁ symbol (U+2281) is a compact way to express the idea of failure or non-success. It’s commonly encountered in technical text, including logic-style writing and status indicators. Use the copy options below to paste it anywhere reliably.

Does Not Succeed Symbol Meaning

⊁ is the “DOES NOT SUCCEED” character (Unicode U+2281). In writing, it can represent a statement that something does not succeed or an outcome that fails to happen. Depending on your context, it may be used in logic-like notation, flow or state labels (e.g., “not succeeded”), or documentation where a negative result must be shown clearly. Because it’s a Unicode math symbol, it also fits well into formula text, UI typography, or developer notes that already use specialized symbols. When you need a clear “not succeeded” marker without writing a full phrase, ⊁ is a good fit.

Common uses

  • Status indicators in logs and UI text to show “not succeeded” outcomes
  • Logic or specification documents that require a concise negative outcome symbol
  • Math-adjacent notes in documentation or comments to avoid long wording
  • Flowchart labeling for steps that can fail or not produce the expected result
  • Formulas or proofs where a “does not succeed” condition is referenced

Examples

⊁ Not Succeeds Symbol (U+2281)

  • Request ⊁ succeeded
  • Operation did ⊁ complete successfully
  • Attempt ⊁ succeeded within the timeout
  • Result: ⊁
  • Condition: does not succeed (⊁)

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2281
HTML Entity⊁
HTML Code⊁
CSS\2281

FAQ

What does ⊁ mean?

⊁ is the Unicode character labeled “DOES NOT SUCCEED,” used to indicate “not succeeded” or “does not succeed.”

What is the Unicode code point for ⊁?

The code point is U+2281.

How can I copy ⊁ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: ⊁

How do I type ⊁ in CSS or JavaScript?

CSS escape: \\2281. JavaScript escape: \\u{2281}.

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