chagrin in Irish
chagrin in Irish is múisiam — chagrin means a feeling of embarrassment or disappointment when a plan fails or something is not valued.
chagrin in Irish
múisiam
Distress of mind caused by a failure of aims or plans, want of appreciation, mistakes etc; vexation or mortification.
What does "chagrin" mean?
- noun A feeling of embarrassment or disappointment when a plan fails or something is not valued.
- noun A type of leather with a rough surface.
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What is "chagrin" in Irish?
"chagrin" in Irish is múisiam. chagrin means: A feeling of embarrassment or disappointment when a plan fails or something is not valued.
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