chagrin (noun)

1. The president's chagrin was evident when his controversial actions were exposed during a historical impeachment trial.

2. In the cartoon, the main character experienced chagrin when he slipped on a banana peel in front of a crowd.

3. The protagonist blushed in chagrin as she tripped and fell into the arms of her crush in the anime series.

4. Sarah felt a deep sense of chagrin when her carefully planned surprise date ended up in a complete disaster.

1. The serial killer's gruesome crimes filled the town with chagrin and fear.

2. The modern design of the building filled the traditional architect with chagrin.

3. The goddess punished the mortal with eternal chagrin for disrespecting her.

4. The controversial painting caused chagrin among conservative art critics.