chagrined's Usage Examples:

Tom Poston was particularly chagrined at not having recognized Barnes, who fooled two of the four panelists.

Judge Dredd is chagrined to be assigned as the snooty Quail's personal bodyguard for the duration.

scientists; his low-paid former colleagues, on the other hand, are left chagrined at his new prosperity.

Mesonotum finely chagrined, not pubescent and with three lines of longitudinal chaetules.

After winning his first election, his chagrined Whig opponent shot Stanton in the neck with a pistol.

(now known for The Play), early morning readers of the Daily Cal were chagrined to find in the headline of the front page: "NCAA Awards Big Game to Stanford.

major pro-democracy publications failed to mentioned its release, much chagrined, apparently, by the fact that Tolstoy chose for the publication the right-wing.

This quite chagrined the captain, but not the diva, who was quite used to such inventions from.

October 3, 1955, Lucy hollers "Olee Olee Olsen Free-O!" Violet informs her chagrined friend that it should be "Ally ally out are in free!"[1] Truce term Tukey.

Eddy to accept his suggestions, and he seemed to be somewhat chagrined by that fact," and that in his years of knowing Wiggin there was never.

anecdote as his own in many speeches over the years, adding that he was "chagrined and astonished that my mind could play such a trick on me".

identifies a 'true heart', rather than capturing such a heart, and Fiametta is chagrined when the heart it selects belongs to a young Swiss miner.

However, the Archbishop is chagrined because he thinks Elisa is herself a witch, but the king will not believe.

He is chagrined to learn that Vandemer had also staged a skiing accident to get to know.

Marcelline is a chagrined actress, haunted by Natalia Petrovna, the heroine of the Turgenev play.

Clark is proud and somewhat chagrined the girls had known HIS identity for several years.

After they ransack the apartments, neighbors are justly chagrined by Betty's action.

Synonyms:

abashed; discomposed; embarrassed;

Antonyms:

dignified; unagitated; unashamed; composed;