Chagrined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHAGRINED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [CHA·GRINED, CHA·GRINNED, CHA·GRIN·ING, CHA·GRIN·NING.]:
• to vex by disappointment or humiliation: The rejection of his proposal chagrined him deeply.
• shagreen.
VERB:
• CHAGRIN, to humiliate
NOUN:
• a feeling of vexation, marked by disappointment or humiliation.
ADJECTIVE:
• feeling or caused to feel uneasy and self-conscious

Words related to CHAGRINED

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How to use CHAGRINED in a sentence

• The calm indifference that our men display towards them leaves them hurt and chagrined.
• Mershone must have been chagrined, but he did not allow Louise to see there was any change in their relations as far as he was concerned.
• Grave replaced the dismissed and chagrined young minister, and Dumouriez, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, took into his hands all the power and glory of the war movement.
• Chagrined indeed had been the Jed of Gathol had he dreamed that he was being so neatly tricked.
• Deeply chagrined by this result, Maximilian was able to raise only three thousand men, instead of the nine thousand which he had promised the league.
• Maria Theresa was exceedingly chagrined by the escape of the French, and in the seclusion of her palace she gave vent to the bitterness of her anguish.
• Hoping to be reassured, I asked one of the deserters whether I might pass as a Frenchman, and I own I felt deeply chagrined when, with a shrug, he confessed that I would not.
• Arrived there at only twenty minutes before the appointed hour, he had so long a wait that he began to grow both impatient and chagrined.
• He could not disguise from Margaret the fact, however, that he was chagrined.
• Yakub Khan was evidently much chagrined at my decision.
• When the friends of Corinne, particularly Prince Castel-Forte, were informed of her project, they felt considerably chagrined.
• From the very first we were chagrined to find that our acts and efforts found no echo at Berlin.
• The Dutch captains, chagrined at being thus beaten by inferior vessels, said to one of the pirate chiefs that had he been alone, he would not have dared thus to attack them.
• Much chagrined, Billie at length decided to retrace his steps and await the coming of his companions.
• He would have been twice as much chagrined by the castle could he have seen it before Kitty Main got in her deadly work.
• The Rebels were greatly chagrined at her loss, as they had expected she would accomplish much toward driving the National fleet from the Mississippi.
• The Liberian people were chagrined, and at length they realized that they had been cheated a second time, with all the bitter experiences of the past to guide them.
• And he seemed not at all chagrined that he had not gone with the others to the hills.
• Victoria, disappointed and chagrined, bore a grudge against her people for their refusal, in spite of all her efforts, to rate her husband at his true worth.
• Much chagrined over his mistake, the youth turned back and walked toward the fire.
• The Burgesses and the people of the State, though chagrined, did not take so gloomy a view of the collapse of the expedition as Washington himself did.
• The President was bitterly chagrined, although certainly the blame did not rest with him.
• But how was she chagrined, when, in his stead, appeared Mr.
• Again is Peace River chagrined, neither The Company nor the French Company has white kids in stock.
• She appeared mortified and chagrined in the extreme.
• The first, deeply chagrined, told how he had put his bill in the strongest and surest safety deposit vaults, but, alas, clever thieves had broken in and stolen it.
• The preacher was greatly chagrined, when his eyes resumed their office, to find himself almost thrust out and on his way back to the guard-chamber.
• He knew that the bishops, chagrined, humiliated, enraged by their election experience, were only waiting for the announcement of settlement to open war on him.
• Tom knew she did not, and though she was only a baby, be felt chagrined and irritable.

Similar words containing CHAGRIN without suffix ed

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