Brackets
Quantity of characters: 138
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Basic
Composite
Bold, Double, Angular
With Additional Elements
Superscript, Subscript, Small
Vertical
List of Characters
Basic
Composite
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⎛
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⎜
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⎝
-
⎞
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⎟
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⎠
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⎡
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⎢
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⎣
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⎤
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⎥
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⎦
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⎧
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⎨
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⎩
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⎫
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⎬
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⎭
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⎪
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⎰
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⎱
Bold, Double, Angular
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〈
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〉
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❪
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❫
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❬
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❭
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❰
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❱
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❲
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❳
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❴
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❵
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⟦
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⟧
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⟨
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⟩
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⟮
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⟯
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⦃
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⦄
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⦅
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⦆
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⦗
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⦘
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⧼
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⧽
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⸨
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⸩
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❮
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❯
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⟪
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⟫
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⦇
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⦈
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⦉
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⦊
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⌈
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⌉
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⌊
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⌋
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「
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」
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『
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』
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〈
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〉
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【
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】
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《
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》
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〔
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〕
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〖
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〗
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〚
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〛
With Additional Elements
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﴾
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﴿
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⁅
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⁆
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⦑
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⦒
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⦋
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⦌
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⦍
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⦎
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⦏
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⦐
Superscript, Subscript, Small
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᪼
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⁽
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⁾
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₍
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₎
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﹙
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﹚
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﹛
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﹜
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﹝
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﹞
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᪻
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᪽
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᪾
Vertical
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⏜
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⏝
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⏞
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⏟
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⎴
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⎵
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⏠
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⏡
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⎶
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︵
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︶
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︗
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︘
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︷
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︸
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︹
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︺
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︿
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﹀
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﹁
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﹂
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﹇
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﹈
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︻
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︼
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︽
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︾
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﹃
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﹄
There is a famous phrase “to take out of the brackets” that means “to ignore” or “not to take into account”. Indeed, in Math a bracketed expression is more important, but if we are talking about texts, the situation is diametrically opposed. The parenthetical text is usually a less important additions or circumstantiation. How come mathematicians have a stronger hold over a spoken language than writers?
Anyway, you can determine the weight of everything using brackets of different sizes and shapes from this set.
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