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deeds

/diːdz/ · deeds
noun
  1. Actions or accomplishments, especially those that are brave or noble The firefighter's deeds during the rescue operation were widely praised.
  2. Documents, especially those related to property or legal transactions The lawyer carefully reviewed the deeds to ensure the property transfer was legitimate.
Did you know? The phrase 'deeds, not words' is a common idiom that emphasizes the importance of taking action rather than just speaking about it. This phrase has been used by various notable figures throughout history, including Abraham Lincoln, to stress the value of tangible accomplishments over mere rhetoric.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 1 lookups Added Aug 15, 2026