deeded
Signed over formally
Deeded is the past tense and past participle of deed used as a verb, meaning to transfer ownership of property through a legal document called a deed.
When property is deeded to someone, they receive formal legal title to it.
The land was deeded to the county for use as a public park.
My grandmother deeded the house to my mother before she died.
Property that has been deeded carries the implication of a completed, legally binding transfer.
Transfer of property rights
- grantBestow or award money
- bequeathTransfer by will
- inheritanceProperty received from ancestors
- deviseCreate through ingenuity
gift · bestowal · legacy · cession · assignment · alienation · handover · vesting
Formal honorific or name
acreage · lot · plot · homestead · easement · covenant · encumbrance · lien
Written or electronic file
- notarizedOfficially certified authentic
- recordedCaptured for posterity
- executedCarried out or killed
- bindingLegally or morally required
enforceable · attestation · signatories · provisions · stipulations · clauses · validity · warranty
conveyance
Transfer of property rights
- grantBestow or award money
- bequeathTransfer by will
- inheritanceProperty received from ancestors
devise · gift · bestowal · legacy · cession · assignment · alienation · handover · vesting · succession
title
Formal honorific or name
tract · acreage · lot · plot · homestead · easement · covenant · encumbrance · lien · boundaries
document
Written or electronic file
binding · enforceable · attestation · signatories · provisions · stipulations · clauses · validity · warranty · filing
deededretained
Continued to hold
withheld · kept · repossessed · reclaimed · revoked
deededverbal agreement
Spoken mutual commitment
handshake deal · undocumented · unrecorded · untitled · unregistered
- good deedBenevolent act
- heroic deedsCourageous acts of valor
- bad deedHarmful or wrong action
- do the deedComplete a significant act
- title deedDocument proving property ownership
- noble deedsMorally admirable actions