deed
Pronunciation: [diːd]
Word
Context: “law”
(noun) a legal document that shows ownership of something. It’s like a special paper that proves you own your house or land.
Example
She received the deed to her new house in the mail yesterday.
Example
Without the deed, he cannot prove that he owns the property.
Example
Do you have the deed for the house we are buying?
Context: “behavior”
(noun) an action or something you do. It can be good or bad, like helping someone or stealing.
Example
He performed a good deed by helping the old lady cross the street.
Example
That was a bad deed when he took the toy without asking.
Example
What deed did you do today that made someone happy?
Context: “behavior”
(verb) to do something, especially something good. It means you are taking action to help others or do the right thing.
Example
She always deeds good things for her community by volunteering.
Example
He didn’t deed anything nice last weekend; he just stayed at home.
Example
What good deed are you planning to deed this week?
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