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deed
noun
-
deed
,
deeding
,
deeds
,
deeded
an
action
that
someone
does
,
especially
one
that
is
good
,
brave
,
or
kind
.
•
She
did
a
good
deed
by
helping
the
lost
child
find
his
mother
.
She
did
a
good
deed
by
helping
the
lost
child
find
his
mother
.
•
His
heroic
deeds
during
the
fire
saved
many
lives
.
His
heroic
deeds
during
the
fire
saved
many
lives
.
From
Middle
English
dede
,
from
Old
English
dēde
(“
deed
;
action
”),
from
Proto-Germanic
*dēdiz
(“
deed
”),
from
Proto-Indo-European
*dʰeh₁-
(“
to
put
,
place
,
do
”).
noun
-
deed
,
deeding
,
deeds
,
deeded
a
legal
document
that
states
that
property
is
being
transferred
from
one
person
to
another
.
•
The
buyer
signed
the
deed
to
officially
own
the
house
.
The
buyer
signed
the
deed
to
officially
own
the
house
.
•
They
lost
the
original
deed
to
their
land
and
had
to
get
a
new
one
.
They
lost
the
original
deed
to
their
land
and
had
to
get
a
new
one
.
In
legal
use
,
from
the
same
Old
English
root
,
later
specialized
to
refer
to
written
instruments
of
conveyance
.
verb
-
deed
,
deeding
,
deeds
,
deeded
to
give
property
to
someone
by
signing
a
deed
.
•
She
deeded
her
beach
house
to
her
daughter
before
moving
abroad
.
She
deeded
her
beach
house
to
her
daughter
before
moving
abroad
.
•
The
rancher
deeded
half
his
land
to
each
of
his
sons
.
The
rancher
deeded
half
his
land
to
each
of
his
sons
.
Verb
sense
developed
in
the
19th
century
from
the
noun
,
meaning
to
execute
or
convey
by
deed
.
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