Correct spellings for DOWNHARTED
- downhearted After being rejected from multiple job applications, she felt downhearted and began to doubt her abilities.
"Downharted" is a common misspelling of "downhearted", which means feeling disheartened or sad. To avoid this error, here are some correct suggestions: "downhearted", "dejected", "discouraged" or "dispirited". These options accurately capture the feeling of being low-spirited, conveying a sense of emotional distress or disillusionment.
