I shall not feel any chagrin should they deem me unsuitable. [noun]
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He chagrined his parents by smoking before them. [verb]
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Much to my chagrin I found my son smoking. [noun]
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To the great chagrin of reactionaries, it has drawn from under the feet of industry the national ground on which it stood. [noun]
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Cora bowed her head in disappointment, and, for a bitter moment struggled with her chagrin. [Please select]
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Sir John's spirits had hardly recovered from the bitterness of disappointed affection when he came back to the old home, though his chagrin was seven years old. [Please select]
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This reflection increased my chagrin--my vexation was evident. [Please select]
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I ordered Strap to inquire every day at Banter's lodgings, in expectation of hearing again from my charmer; and my disappointment considerably, augmented my chagrin. [Please select]
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For this purpose, I affected the appearance of disappointment and chagrin, and told him in an abrupt manner that I had lost the watch and diamond. [Please select]
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I was a good deal chagrined at the stately reserve of Mrs. [Please select]
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This renewed my chagrin, and I cursed the hour in which I had yielded to Jackson's invitation. [Please select]
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