chagrined

felt abashed at the extravagant praise; chagrined at the poor sales of his book; was embarrassed by her child's tantrums.

The enemy is sorely chagrined AT our continual diplomATic victories.

As software engineers, we should be somewhat chagrined by the fact that hardware is so far ahead of software.

The Chinese leadership's crackdown no doubt chagrined those in democracies who advocated giving China the games.

Chagrined , he retired from politics and spent many of his remaining days tinkering with egg and corn yields on his New York farm.

It chagrined me greatly to be told of her complaints.

Mr. Cohen and Mr. Ross were chagrined that the Twitter messages distracted from what they thought was a meaty trip.

He was chagrined at the poor sales of his book.

Feel chagrined at the dazzling light for it making you lose your penetrating insight to everything?

"What's out there? " he asked, secretly irritated and chagrined to think that he should be made to pump for information in this manner.

My mother and I still get chagrined every time we think about the incident.

Ford, which has made its product quality ranking a key selling point, is chagrined.

It was this which secretly chagrined her.

His fall chagrined his supporters.

I felt chagrined at the wasted effort.

Are you chagrined that so many people seem to be focused on superficialities?

But they are chagrined by close comparisons.

Will be chagrined if his confident prediction fails ;