Strikethrough Generator

Strikethrough Generator

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• Words only 19 charactersn̶e̶v̶e̶r̶ m̶i̶n̶d̶U+0336 Combining long stroke overlay after every letter and nothing on the spaces, so each word is struck out by itself. The large card marks the spaces too and draws one line through the phrase.
• Short stroke 19 charactersn̵e̵v̵e̵r̵ m̵i̵n̵d̵U+0335 Combining short stroke overlay after every letter. The core specification calls it a bar, and Unicode gives it no note about connecting, so the letters are struck one at a time with gaps between them.
• Dashed strikethrough 15 charactersn̶ev̶er̶ mi̶nd̶U+0336 Combining long stroke overlay after every other letter, counting letters and skipping spaces, so the line comes out as dashes one letter long and half the letters stay clean.
• Wavy strikethrough 19 charactersn̴e̴v̴e̴r̴ m̴i̴n̴d̴U+0334 Combining tilde overlay after every letter: one small wave through the middle of each. In the IPA it shows velarization or pharyngealization, and Unicode keeps a ready-made l with middle tilde.
• Slashed 19 charactersn̸e̸v̸e̸r̸ m̸i̸n̸d̸U+0338 Combining long solidus overlay after every letter, which Unicode also calls long slash overlay. It is the stroke of the not equal to sign: that sign decomposes to an equals sign followed by this mark.
• Short slash 19 charactersn̷e̷v̷e̷r̷ m̷i̷n̷d̷U+0337 Combining short solidus overlay after every letter, also called short slash overlay: a slash that stays inside the height of a small letter and leaves the tops of tall ones clear.
• Backslashed 19 charactersn⃥e⃥v⃥e⃥r⃥ m⃥i⃥n⃥d⃥U+20E5 Combining reverse solidus overlay after every letter: the slash leaning the other way. Its block, Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols, was made for maths and technical signs, so the fit on a letter varies by font.
• Crossed out with an X 28 charactersn̸⃥e̸⃥v̸⃥e̸⃥r̸⃥ m̸⃥i̸⃥n̸⃥d̸⃥U+0338 Combining long solidus overlay and U+20E5, the reverse one, on every letter. The slashes cross into an X, which Wikipedia records as a less common form of strikethrough.
• Double slash 19 charactersn⃫e⃫v⃫e⃫r⃫ m⃫i⃫n⃫d⃫U+20EB Combining long double solidus overlay after every letter, also called long double slash overlay: two parallel slashes through each one. It is the only double stroke Unicode has that is not upright.
• Heavy cross-out 37 charactersn̶̸⃥e̶̸⃥v̶̸⃥e̶̸⃥r̶̸⃥ m̶̸⃥i̶̸⃥n̶̸⃥d̶̸⃥The long stroke, the long solidus and the reverse solidus (U+0336, U+0338, U+20E5) on every letter: a line and an X together. The letters are still there, and anyone can take the marks off.
• Vertical bar 19 charactersn⃒e⃒v⃒e⃒r⃒ m⃒i⃒n⃒d⃒U+20D2 Combining long vertical line overlay after every letter: an upright line through each one. Unicode notes its use as negation, and the core specification shows it through a maths sign to mean not.
• Short vertical bar 19 charactersn⃓e⃓v⃓e⃓r⃓ m⃓i⃓n⃓d⃓U+20D3 Combining short vertical line overlay after every letter: a shorter upright line, which Unicode lists as an occasional variant for negation.
• Double vertical stroke 19 charactersn⃦e⃦v⃦e⃦r⃦ m⃦i⃦n⃦d⃦U+20E6 Combining double vertical stroke overlay after every letter: two upright lines through each. Unicode also calls it the Z notation finite function diacritic and points to three arrows with the same stroke.
• Arrow through 19 charactersn⃪e⃪v⃪e⃪r⃪ m⃪i⃪n⃪d⃪U+20EA Combining leftwards arrow overlay after every letter: a leftwards arrow laid over each one, so the line points back the way you came. It is another mark made for symbols, and a font without it shows a box.

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