≵

Math Operator 114

Unicode
U+2275
Category
Math
HTML Entity
≵
CSS
\2275
The ≵ (Neither Greater-Than Nor Equivalent To) symbol is a mathematical operator used to indicate that a given value is strictly not greater than and not approximately equal to another. It is primarily found in advanced logic, abstract algebra, and set theory to define precise non-equivalent relationships within partially ordered sets. While rarely used in everyday typing, it provides an essential shorthand for complex technical, academic, and mathematical formulas.

How to Type

Windows
Alt+8821
macOS
Control+Command+Space, then search "2275"
Linux
Ctrl+Shift+U then 2275
HTML
≵ or ≵

In Programming

While not used natively in standard programming languages, the ≵ symbol is frequently used in LaTeX (as \ngtrsim) to render relational math operators in academic and technical documentation.

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Tags

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