🇬🇧 Deed meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A deed is an action you choose to do on purpose, especially when it is very kind, helpful, brave, or very naughty. It’s not just what happens by accident; a deed is something you decide to do, and people can say it was a good deed or a bad deed.

The superhero’s bravest deed was saving the city from evil… and from pineapple pizza.

As a good deed, I read my little brother a bedtime story; as a bad deed, I did all the scary voices.

Mom said my deed of cleaning the kitchen was amazing, until she saw I stuffed everything into the oven.

I tried to do a good deed by folding laundry, but my shirts turned into origami disasters.

My little sister bragged about her good deed of sharing, but she only shared the vegetables.

On a wet street a boy saw an old woman drop her wallet. He picked it up and ran to her. He handed it back; she cried and hugged him. He thought, "This was a brave deed, a kind deed, a small deed, a good deed." The boy smiled, proud of the deed.

This word is at the C1 level, which means it’s part of advanced English. It’s used in sophisticated conversations, professional settings, and academic discussions. Words at this level help you express yourself fluently and precisely in nuanced situations.

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