Wiktionary
a. Bent downward.
Usage examples of "downbent".
The marquis was pacing, with downbent head and hasty strides, up the garden: Malcolm turned the other way.
In his hands was the dagger-sword, its pommel beaming with a fierce, demanding light, his head downbent as he stared at the now living gem, bemused.
Yes, there indeed was his foster brother, mounted on one of the pack mules, with the sunlight falling on his white kirtle and downbent head!
Elaeli said, her face downbent and her eyes on the glowing screen beside her watch station.
He studied her downbent head for a long moment before he dished out some mashed potatoes onto his plate.
A rawhide noose, attached to the downbent limb of an overhanging tree, had been buried in the trail along which he had been passing and he had struck the trigger--that was the whole story.
I stood up and clapped my hands, and Tupac with six others, dressed now in the forbidden costume of their ancestors, entered the hall from the ante-chamber, into which they had taken the others, and came towards me, bearing wands across their shoulders in token of homage, and with heads downbent, not daring to look upon my majesty till I bade them.
She thrust her hands into the pockets of her light summer coat, walking with downbent head through the echoing aisles.
He surveyed her round, childlike, flushed features and the downbent head.
He pushed his plate away with controlled violence, staring at her downbent head with a gaze he knew to be savage.