Abduction is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABDUCTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of abducing or abducting
• (in legal use) the illegal removal of a child from its parents or guardians
• the action of forcibly taking someone away against their will
• the movement of a limb or other part away from the midline of the body, or from another part.
• act of taking someone away
• The act of abducing or abducting; a drawing apart; a carrying away.
• The movement which separates a limb or other part from the axis, or middle line, of the body.
• The wrongful, and usually the forcible, carrying off of a human being; as, the abduction of a child, the abduction of an heiress.
• A syllogism or form of argument in which the major is evident, but the minor is only probable.
• the criminal act of capturing and carrying away by force a family member; if a man\'s wife is abducted it is a crime against the family relationship and against the wife
• (physiology) moving of a body part away from the central axis of the body
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of abducting; the condition of being abducted

Words related to ABDUCTION

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Words that contain ABDUCTION

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How to use ABDUCTION in a sentence

• He framed a wild tale of abduction by villains, of an injury, a sickness, a fever that forced a doctor to cut her hair short.
• It was Shere Ali who had planned the abduction of Mrs.
• My cousin has compromised me by taking the girl to my house, and no knowledge of the abduction must get abroad if we can help it.
• But in spite of his desertion of her, and his abduction of Mary Godwin, his life was somehow an essentially innocent one.
• Had she done him an injustice? Had the abduction been, after all, concerted not by him but by Mr.
• This summary abduction is more than Sisupala can bear.
• When Jim related the story of his abduction, Tom and Mr.
• Her affliction under the violent abduction of her son had been excessive, and probably had undermined her constitution.
• Preparations were being made for an attack by a large body, and the forcible abduction of all the goats, irrespective of individual rights.
• CHAPTER XIII THE ABDUCTION Father Murray called at the hotel two days later and inquired for Mr.
• Surratt, but kept by a man named Lloyd, a quantity of arms and materials to be used in the abduction scheme.
• Du Meresq in indignant dismay at the abduction of Cecil on the day of the picnic stood awhile silent and bitter, deaf to the impatience of the children, who wanted to be off.
• But why keep their victim imprisoned after searching the castle? It was folly to suppose that the abduction of a dignitary of the Empire could long remain secret.
• The prosecutor replied that the prisoners had an interest in concealing their preparations for the abduction of the senator.
• If she had suffered before, if the early part of her abduction had been agony, it had been nothing in comparison with what she was enduring in putting Kut-le aside for DeWitt.
• Rumors of abduction started, then Morgan was said to have been thrown into Niagara River, whereas there is no proof that he was ever killed, much less murdered by Masons.
• And try as he would, he could not see the object of so foolish a plan as this abduction carried out in collusion with two men of unknown sentiments in the party.
• At first she had lent a little aid to this desired abduction of Mr.
• The little church of Rathronan, standing high on the hill, was the scene of the sensational Arbuthnot abduction in the last century.
• Especially above all things, her abduction must remain a secret.
• I recognized no distinction of sex or attractiveness and lived in terror of suffering abduction.
• Two more States adopt the laws against abduction and one a statute against blackmail.
• He meant to imitate certain young men in Paris who owed their wives and their fortunes to abduction.
• With regard to Lucy Anserhoff, and the causes which prompted her to the abduction of the child.
• The husband had presided at the abduction of his wife.
• But the good people of Belgrade, who had got wind of the proposed abduction, were by no means disposed to look on while their beloved Queen was thus brutally taken from them.
• He came, Sir, with a marriage licence for his sister and me in one pocket and with a denunciation to the police against me for abduction in another.
• He has given a detailed account of his abduction and sale as a slave in the State of Maryland and Georgia, and some of his adventures up to the time of reaching Delaware.
• He knows of your abduction by Prince Karl of Auersperg.
• Now they understood that this was practically an abduction.
• A few peasants with torches lighted up this strange abduction.
• If these stood for Alvaro Valdes, then this must be the town house of Valencia, and she was probably a party to his abduction.

Similar words containing ABDUC without suffix tion

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