deed|deeded|deeding|deeds in English

verb

[diːd]

transfer by legal deed

Use "deed|deeded|deeding|deeds" in a sentence

1. The notary also draws up all other deeds related to the deed of sale: hypothecary loan, servitude, Acquittance, co-ownership agreement, will, etc

2. Description - Oregon Affiants Deed

3. First of all, by Covenanted we mean the land was deeded in a contractual agreement

4. Synonyms for Aliening include estranging, disgruntling, alienating, disaffecting, souring, transferring, conveying, ceding, assigning and deeding

5. From post-classical Latin Antefactum past deed from classical Latin ante- + factum deed.

6. The deeded Acreage is the authoritative source for tax assessment purposes in West Virginia

7. 21 Our deeds determine us, much as we determine our deeds. 

8. Deeds, no words.

9. Deeds, not words.

10. Synonyms for Aliened include estranged, disgruntled, alienated, disaffected, soured, transferred, conveyed, ceded, assigned and deeded

11. Ex.—It's nobbut Bairnish deed

12. This deed, you would remember.

13. The deed to his empire?

14. Oh, that's a savage deed!

15. It's a deed of transfer.

16. Murder is a foul deed.

17. You have the deed with you?

18. That is a praiseworthy great deed.

19. Of the WV 189 CSR 3 "Statewide Procedures for the Maintenance and Publishing of Surface Tax Maps" states that if the deeded Acreage does not match the calculated Acreage, then the deeded Acreage shall take precedence.

20. This is also how we prepare ourselves to magnify our callings—act upon act and deed upon deed.

21. Deeds usually follow plans.

22. Few words, many deeds.

23. Ill deeds cannot honour.

24. the Deeds Registry Act; and

25. Fine words dress ill deeds.