Chagrin Annoyance or vexation caused by a failure, disappointment or humiliating incident. With chagrin she realized her mistake. Empirical Based on direct or practical experience rather than theory. The empirical evidence suggested that the stocks be sold. It is always important to accentuate the positive.
Foreign investments are more secure in egalitarian countries.
The new report provided a substantive argument on the issue. He tried to incite the union to strike. Shipping must expedite this package. Respite An interval of rest or relief from suffering. He needs a vacation for respite.