Deed and Present

Deed

Deed verb - To give over the legal possession or ownership of.

Usage example: the philanthropist unexpectedly deeded his entire fortune to the animal shelter

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Present and deed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Present" instead a verb "Deed".

Nearby Words: deeded, deeding

Present verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.

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Deed and present are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deed" instead a verb "Present".

common	common deed	common present
specific	specific deed	specific present
certain	certain deed	certain present
true	true deed	true present
Other adjectives: single, actual, real, great, evil, little, bad, terrible, horrible, dark, new, senior, past, harmful, worst, next, last, said, favorite.

If the Sidereal has done something important during the scene, then those present misremember the deed as being done by someone else.

Source: Fake Memories
The swordsmith wants to present the sword to the king himself, but Merlin rebuffs him since he thinks the smith, an ex-warrior with admitted violent yearnings, might do the deed.

Source: Series / Camelot
Earlier (or later), The Bride had the perfect opportunity to finish off Vernita Greene, but could not do the deed with Vernita's daughter present.

Source: Honor Before Reason / Film

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