chagrined's Usage Examples:

to which he refused to agree; and consequently the Saxon troops withdrew from the imperial army, a proceeding which led the chagrined emperor to seize and imprison Sch6ning in July 1692.

She unrolled her pants legs and slipped into her shoes, giving him a chagrined smile.

He appears to have been especially chagrined because the crown lands were not his personal property, but the whole of the new arrangements were repugnant to him.

Gordon (the explorer of the Orange river), who commanded the Dutch forces at the Cape, chagrined by the occupation of the country by the British, committed suicide.

2) indeed does not hesitate to say that Arius was chagrined because Alexander, instead of himself, had been appointed to the see of Alexandria, and that the beginning of his heretical attitude is, in consequence, to be attributed to discontent and envy.

"He appears to have been especially chagrined because the crown lands were not his personal property, but the whole of the new arrangements were repugnant to him.

Finally he rubbed the back of his neck and gave her a chagrined smile.

Giddon entered the room, his chagrined gaze immediately seeking Lisa.

One curious variety, called same-yaki, had glaze chagrined like the skin of a shark.

Synonyms:

abashed, discomposed, embarrassed,

Antonyms:

dignified, unagitated, unashamed, composed,