Missing glyph

Missing glyph

A glyph used to render a character that cannot be rendered with the correct appearance in a particular font. It often is shown as an open or black rectangle.

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Industry/Domain: Computer; Software
Category: Unicode standard
Company: Unicode Consortium
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