to deed over

Examples

• All

• The community decided to deed over the park to the local government to ensure its preservation.

• The Rubber Rose Ranch has been officially deeded over to the cowgirls.

  Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1994)

• To satisfy the court, I deeded the line over to my mom's family until I'm twenty-one.

  Fiction book (1998)

• They couldn't trick her into deeding over title to the $7 million townhouse, so they decided to kill her.

  Fiction book (2001)

• After the sale was finalized, they deeded over the property to the new owners without any issues.

• The couple chose to deed over their house to their children as part of their estate planning.

Synonyms

H

to hand over

vsto deed over

296 2.8

Give something to someone because you have to

is a formal legal transfer done by a title document not simple giving

P

to pass

vsto deed over

• Specialized

266 6.8

To give property or rights to another person

is focused on transfers made by a registered title document

T

to transfer

vsto deed over

241 3.4

To make someone else the owner of something

specifies such change is completed by a legal title document

G

to grant

vsto deed over

• Formal

157 7.0

To give ownership or rights to property using a legal document

focuses on transfers done through a signed title instrument

C

to cede

vsto deed over

• Formal

39 8.2

To officially give control, ownership or rights to someone else

is transfer by a legal title document rather than political surrender

S

to sign over

vsto deed over

• Formal

18 4.9

Give ownership of something to another person by signing papers

is only for transfers executed by a signed title document

A

to assign

vsto deed over

• Formal

7 6.3

Give your rights in property to another person

focuses on transfers made specifically by a signed title document

D

to deed

vsto deed over

• Formal

4 6.4

To give property to someone using a signed paper

is specifically this kind of transfer done by a title document

A

to alienate

vsto deed over

• Formal

2 7.7

To give property or rights to someone else

uses the same legal transfer but via a specific title document

G

to grant land

vsto deed over

• Formal

1 6.6

To give land to someone so they legally own it

is the general legal transfer but not limited to land

R

to retitle

vsto deed over

• Formal

6.6

To change the name on the official papers of a car or house

is the same transfer but emphasizes use of a formal title document

Antonyms

K

to keep

∞ 1.0

To continue doing something or stay in the same state

R

to retain

236 3.4

To keep having something such as a job or possession

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology