deed
/diːd/
noun
- An action that is performed intentionally, especially a notable or brave one.
- The knight was famous for his brave deeds in battle.
- Her heroic deed saved the child from the burning building.
- Every good deed, no matter how small, makes the world a better place.
- A legal document that transfers ownership of property, especially land or a house.
- When they bought the house, the lawyer gave them the deed to the property.
- The deed must be signed by both the seller and the buyer to be valid.
- She kept the deed to her land in a safe deposit box at the bank.
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