Meaning of the word "few words, and many deeds" in English
What does "few words, and many deeds" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
few words, and many deeds
US /fjuː wɜːrdz ænd ˈmɛni diːdz/
UK /fjuː wɜːdz ænd ˈmɛni diːdz/
Idiom
a principle suggesting that one should act more and talk less; emphasizing action over empty promises
Example:
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A good leader follows the rule of few words, and many deeds.
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The company's motto is few words, and many deeds, focusing on results rather than marketing.