If your friend says something sarcastic to you unexpectedly when you are talking about something that makes you exited or your innermost feelings and makes you feel stupid. What's the most widely accepted idiom for your facial expression? Does your face falls or your face clouds over? Is there a more appropriate word that describes it?
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Best Answer
Chagrined:
From 100 Words for Facial Expressions, by Mark Nichol, on dailywritingtips.com:
From A Bit of Blue Ribbon, by Sarah Beaumont Kennedy, in Outing, Volume 27, 1896, page 5:
From The Netherfield Affair, by Penelope Swan, 2015:
The text emoticon for chagrined is half grin; half grimace:
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The emoticon immage: