also downhearted, "dejected, depressed, discouraged," 1774 (downheartedly is attested from 1650s), a figurative image from down (adv.) + -hearted.
downbeat
downcast
downer
downfall
downgrade
down-hearted
downhill
Downing Street
download
down-market
downplay
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