1. feelings of disappointment, embarrassment, or annoyance caused by failure or humiliation
Usage: plural of chagrin

1. causes someone to feel disappointed, embarrassed, or annoyed
Usage: third person singular present tense of chagrin

Examples

• Her repeated chagrins at losing the competition made her consider quitting.
• The student’s chagrins over poor test scores motivated him to study harder.
• It chagrins me that I forgot such an important appointment.
• The coach’s criticism chagrins the players but helps them improve.
• Nothing chagrins her more than being late to meetings.
• His constant mistakes were sources of deep chagrins for the perfectionist.
• The error chagrins the usually careful accountant.