U+22AD • logic
Not true (⊭) is a symbol in logic denoting that a formula is not true in all models or interpretations, indicating failure of semantic entailment or validity. It expresses that a statement is not universally valid within a logical system.
The Symbol For Not True (⊭) is a unicode character in the Basic Multilingual Plane Plane. It is found in the Mathematical Operators block and was approved as part of Unicode Version 1.1 in 1993
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