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Meanings of little chagrin in English
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Usage of little chagrin in English
1
A balking horse caused the spectators much amusement and his rider no little chagrin.
2
The affair was accompanied by another humiliating incident which gave me no little chagrin.
3
Mrs. Dinks could not help showing a little chagrin.
4
This seemed to give the Abbot some little chagrin: perhaps the Hermit had offered a reward for my discovery.
5
I felt no little chagrin at not seeing them there, because I have a peculiar interest in these contrivances.
6
Kate Dunlevy, who had expected to marry purely for love, found with a little chagrin that she was also marrying for money.
7
He was surprised and a little chagrinned by the weakness he had discovered; he could not understand how it had escaped him before.