deeded US
ˈdiːdɪd
Definition

Definition of deeded - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

legalRareUSconveyed or transferred by legal deedRareUS
  • The deeded property was transferred to the new owner.
  • The deeded land was sold last year.
  • The deeded rights were passed down through generations.
conveyed granted transferred
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Origin of deeded

Old English, dæd (deed) + -ed (past tense)

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  1. French:cédé, ...
  2. German:übertragen, ...
  3. Italian:trasferito per atto legale, ...
  4. Spanish:transferido por escritura, ...
  5. Portuguese:escriturado, ...
  6. Chinese:通过契约转让的, ...
  7. Japanese:法的に譲渡された, ...
  8. Arabic:مَمنُوح بِصَكّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּעֲבָר בְּשֶׁטֶר, ...
  10. Russian:переданный по акту, ...
  11. Ukrainian:переданий за актом, ...
  12. Hindi:कानूनी दस्तावेज़ द्वारा हस्तांतरित, ...
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Definition of deed - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
intentional actionaction that is performed intentionally
  • His heroic deed saved the lives of many people.
act gesture
2.
legalTECH.formal legal document for property transferTECH.
  • The deed was signed and sealed yesterday.
contract document indenture
3.
braveryRarebrave or noteworthy action or featRare
  • Her heroic deed saved many lives.
act exploit feat

Verb

tr.
propertyTECH.UStransfer property by legal documentTECH.US
  • He deeded his house to his daughter.
convey transfer
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Expressions with deed

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perform the specific action required, often implying a difficult or significant task
He finally decided to do the deed and proposed to her.
commit an immoral or illegal act
He was hired to do the dirty deed.
beneficial actions often lead to negative consequences
He helped his neighbor, but no good deed goes unpunished.
through both speech and actions
He showed his commitment in word and deed.
actions show true intentions more than words
He always says he'll help, but deed is more important than words.
perform an act of kindness or help
She decided to do a good deed today.

Origin of deed

Old English, dēd (act)

Examples of deed in a sentence

  • Her kind deed did not go unnoticed.
  • The lawyer reviewed the deed before the transaction.
  • They discovered an old deed in the attic.
  • His deed earned him a medal of honor.
  • The firefighter's deed was praised by everyone.
  • They deeded the land to a conservation trust.

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  1. French:acte, transférer par acte notarié, ...
  2. German:Tat, überschreiben, ...
  3. Italian:azione intenzionale, trasferire, ...
  4. Spanish:hazaña, ceder, ...
  5. Portuguese:ato, transferir por escritura, ...
  6. Chinese:行为, 通过法律文件转让, ...
  7. Japanese:行為, 譲渡する, ...
  8. Arabic:عَمَل, نَقَلَ المِلْكِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעֲשֶׂה, לְהַעֲבִיר בַּעֲלוּת בִּשְׁטָר, ...
  10. Russian:поступок, передавать по акту, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вчинок, передавати за документом, ...
  12. Hindi:कर्म, वसीयत करना, ...

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