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What do you call a sentence or phrase made up of symbols?

There isn't one specific term for a sentence or phrase made up of symbols, as it depends on the context and the specific symbols used. Here are some possibilities:

General terms:

* Symbolic expression: This is a broad term that could encompass any expression using symbols, including sentences, phrases, or even individual symbols.

* Symbolic language: Similar to the above, but can refer to a system of communication based on symbols.

* Code: If the symbols have a specific meaning, they can be considered a code, like Morse code or Braille.

More specific terms:

* Mathematical equation: If the symbols represent mathematical operations and values.

* Chemical formula: If the symbols represent elements and their arrangement in a molecule.

* Musical notation: If the symbols represent musical notes, rhythms, and other elements.

* Iconography: If the symbols are visual representations with specific meanings, often used in art or religion.

* Ideogram: If the symbols represent ideas or concepts, like some characters in written languages.

The best term to use will depend on the specific context and what the symbols represent.

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