Preposition: of

• valor: The innumerable actions, the countless deeds of valor of the last week, cannot all be recorded now.

• covenant: Your donation, deed of covenant or legacy will help to fund our vital work.

• conveyance: When you have paid for the property, the seller will issue the public deed of conveyance, this is call the Escritura.

• generosity: We may see someone else giving things away but there may not be the performing of a deed of generosity.

• righteousness: It is a day of thankfulness and performing deeds of righteousness.

• incorporation: The deed of incorporation must include the company's articles of association, which have been approved by its founders.

Converse of object

• execute: Assent is given by executing the deed or providing the trustee with a witnessed written assent.

• perform: He doesn't want to perform great deeds or get rich.

• commit: This leads Anakin down a dark path to commit terrible deeds.

• do: They say we can only do many good deeds to make up for our bad deeds.

Adjective modifier

• dastardly: For a start, will he revoke the Government's 1999 order behind which the Tories are hiding for their dastardly deed?

• heroic: For this heroic deed, Grenfell received the Victoria Cross.

• evil: They wanted to keep it secret, they wanted to hide their evil deeds from the populace at large.

• dirty: Click HERE to return to the main page, where details of many dirty deeds can be found.

• wicked: Do people use to for wicked deeds, or for happy times?

Modifies a noun

• poll: The idea is to replicate the name change shown on your lost deed poll document.

Noun used with modifier

• title: The title deeds also describe the precise extent of the property.

• trust: Its governing document is a trust deed dated 25 July 1995.

• mortgage: Most mortgage deeds prevent you from letting without your lender's consent.