deeds
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- noun
- /didz/
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acciones
- I count myself among those Vietnamese dismayed by America's deeds but tempted to believe in its words.
So they were doing like these good, good deeds for Camden.
- So they were doing like these good, good deeds for Camden.
- The hadees are basically the the deeds and the sayings of Muhammad.
- Then we do good deeds because we're changed.
- I will demand respect back through my actions, thoughts, deeds, words.
- I count myself among those Vietnamese dismayed by America's deeds but tempted to believe in its words.
- We control our thoughts, our words and our deeds, our actions.
- We all hope that he gets held accountable for all of his dirty deeds.
- The best way you do it is through your deeds.
- Your actions, your deeds, your thoughts determine who's sitting in the passenger seat.
- Some narcissists, communal narcissists, get their validation from doing what looked like good deeds that help many other people.
- And then the black book where everybody else who did the unspeakable deeds was suppressed.
- And they do dirty deeds, but they don't do dirty deeds dunder cheap.
- They're they're great God like deeds alive.
Examples
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His preaching, teaching, mentorship, friendship, and countless deeds of compassion have inspired thousands.
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With this body you can serve others, do good deeds, help people in need.
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Then we do good deeds because we're changed.
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My dad would always tell me that you know, you do good deeds, good deeds will come to you.
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We control our thoughts, our words and our deeds, our actions.
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So they were doing like these good, good deeds for Camden.
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As the famous suffragette battle cry put it, they want deeds, not words.
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Millennia after their rise and fall, we still remember their heroic deeds and bold words.
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In many cultures, performing charitable deeds is seen as a way to earn spiritual merit.
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The hero was celebrated for his brave deeds during the war, inspiring future generations.
Synonyms
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An action done on purpose that is important or helpful
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A religious command or good deed Jewish people should do
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Kind actions that help people and serve a higher purpose
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Good actions done to help others or show religious faith
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Etymology
Deeds comes from the Old English word dæd, meaning 'act', and is related to the simple verb do ('to do'). So a deed is something you 'do', usually a good or bad action that people remember.