Definition of chagrin - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
hurt prideuneasy shame, upset after disappointment or failure
- He felt chagrin after losing the match in front of friends.
Verb
feel embarrassedRare cause to feel distressed or humiliatedRare
- His tactless comment chagrined her deeply.
Expressions with chagrin
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causing someone to feel annoyed or embarrassed
Much to her chagrin, he arrived late to the party.
causing someone to feel annoyed or embarrassed
She won the award, much to the chagrin of her rivals.
in a way that makes someone feel embarrassed or annoyed
To his chagrin, he forgot her birthday.
in a way that causes someone strong embarrassment or disappointment
Much to his chagrin, his idea was rejected.
Origin of chagrin
French, chagrin (sorrow, distress)
Examples of chagrin in a sentence
Much to his chagrin, the plan failed at the last moment. The mistake chagrined him in front of his peers. She was chagrined by the unexpected question.
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- French:dépit, mortifier, ...
- German:Leidwesen, verärgern, ...
- Italian:mortificazione, mortificare, ...
- Spanish:desazón, humillar, ...
- Portuguese:desgosto, envergonhar, ...
- Chinese:懊恼, 使屈辱, ...
- Japanese:無念, 恥をかかせる, ...
- Arabic:شُعورٌ بِالخِزْيِ بَعْدَ الفَشَلِ, أَحْرَجَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַפַּח נֶפֶשׁ, לְהַבִּיךְ, ...
- Russian:досада, унижать, ...
- Ukrainian:досада, засмутити, ...
- Hindi:खीज, शर्मिंदा करना, ...
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