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Meaning abduct meaning

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abduct Verb

— If you abduct a person, you take them away by force.

abduct

— verb pull away from the body this muscle abducts — verb (= kidnap) take away to an undisclosed location against their will and usually in order to extract a ransom The industrialist's son was kidnapped

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abduct English » English

kidnap snatch hijack carry off steal seize ravish nobble take away wrest whisk usurp thrill take swoop swindle snap run away with rob rape purloin plunder pilfer loot hold to ransom filch entice out of drag off by force delight dazzle charm carry off by force bewitch

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Social behavior Behavior Do good to

Kidnap

Conjugation abduct conjugation

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abduct · verb

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An attempt has been made to abduct this lady by force.
I'll have her if I have to abduct her.
For whom did you abduct me?
They wanted to abduct me.
What a fiendishly clever way to abduct nine men from a heavily guarded building!
How many of these young people do you hope to abduct?
The Prince loves you with an impure love because he wants to abduct you.
In other words, if someone else had asked you to abduct Adolf Hitler, you would be in Berlin right now.
An attempt has been made to abduct this woman by force.
They don't abduct people and they don't uncouple trains.
Okay, we've managed to abduct him.
We have reports that someone is trying to abduct the police witness. Immediately block off the hotel and bring the witness to police headquarters.
Presumably they didn't abduct the child on the back of a cow.
He's conspired to abduct Lord Saltire.
Allowing the cyborgs to abduct an upstanding citizen right from under us is a total disgrace to the Guardians.
The reason we're so thoroughly prepared in this case is because we were gonna abduct Pike a year ago to learn about the Italian invasion.
His raids into nearby nations to abduct free men and women into slavery could aggravate the tense situation in the Near East.
They didn't kill or abduct anyone.
But why? Why abduct his own mistress?
The Baron agreed and hired you to abduct his mistress.
Why don't you tell us who hired you to abduct Tracy?
If you want to you can deal with it. That man tried to abduct one of my girls. Rap it up!
They intend to abduct her to Spain?
She wrote to me saying that she'll abduct Dejan.
You abduct these children, deprive them of their memories, bring them to this screaming wilderness and won't disclose your motives?
And we did not abduct the twins.
Last week, on the night we tried to abduct the subject called Number 26, a boy who was in an accident on an old city highway was brought to the lab.
You know, if you really like me, why won't you abduct me?
Step outside. - They abduct people all the time, man.
It was not necessary to abduct us.
That's why you tried to abduct Lieutenant Dax.
So, monsieur, you abduct my daughter!
So you're angry that this bizarre carpet cabal made no attempt to abduct you?
Because you're the head of the underworld. you can abduct her and get away with it?

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