chagrin (Meaning)
chagrin (n)
strong feelings of embarrassment
chagrin (v)
cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of
chagrin (n.)
Vexation; mortification.
To excite ill-humor in; to vex; to mortify; as, he was not a little chagrined.
chagrin (v. i.)
To be vexed or annoyed.
chagrin (a.)
Chagrined.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chagrin
chagrin Sentence Examples
- His chagrin was evident when he realized he had forgotten his best friend's birthday.
- She couldn't hide her chagrin when her presentation was overshadowed by technical difficulties.
- The team felt a sense of chagrin after losing the match in the final moments.
- Despite his efforts to remain composed, his chagrin over the misunderstanding was apparent.
- There was a hint of chagrin in her expression when she realized she had been wrong all along.
- The politician's chagrin was palpable as his opponent delivered a compelling rebuttal.
- He couldn't help but feel a pang of chagrin when he discovered his car had been towed.
- The student's chagrin was evident when he received a low grade on his exam despite studying diligently.
- She tried to mask her chagrin with a forced smile, but her disappointment was unmistakable.
- He experienced a moment of chagrin when he realized he had mispronounced the guest's name during the introduction.
FAQs About the word chagrin
strong feelings of embarrassment, cause to feel shame; hurt the pride ofVexation; mortification., To excite ill-humor in; to vex; to mortify; as, he was not a l
disappointment, frustration, discomfiture, discontent, dismay, sadness, dissatisfaction, letdown, distress,sorrow
fulfillment,joy, bliss, fulfilment, happiness, joy, fulfillment, happiness, fulfilment, bliss
His chagrin was evident when he realized he had forgotten his best friend's birthday.
She couldn't hide her chagrin when her presentation was overshadowed by technical difficulties.
The team felt a sense of chagrin after losing the match in the final moments.
Despite his efforts to remain composed, his chagrin over the misunderstanding was apparent.
