Abducted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABDUCTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ABDUCT, to carry someone away with force; to kidnap
• take (someone) away illegally by force or deception; kidnap
• (of a muscle) move (a limb or part) away from the midline of the body or from another part
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to draw away from the original position

Words related to ABDUCTED

abduct11 abducting15 abducts12

How to use ABDUCTED in a sentence

• You it was who, in some mysterious way, caused him to be abducted into the small-pox ward among the rebel prisoners.
• Ever since he had first been abducted to Oz, he had considered it his mission to get home again.
• One Morgan in Western New York was abducted and murdered for revealing the alleged secrets of Freemasonry.
• Supposing that your nephew has been abducted and is held at the present moment as a hostage.
• HE WAS ABDUCTED FROM NEAR THIS SPOT IN THE YEAR 1826 BY FREEMASONS, AND MURDERED FOR REVEALING THE SECRETS OF THE ORDER.
• The person alleged to have been abducted was promptly restored, and the circumstances of the case are now about to undergo investigation before a judicial tribunal.
• During this period, as a rule, more than half of them were abducted.
• So we abducted him, intending to hold him until direct orders could reach him from Paris.
• What tidings that might ever be received regarding her, must come from the lips of him who had abducted her.
• It is plain to me that another fit is coming on, similar to the one he had in the pavilion of Healthful House on the night we were abducted.
• Zita, as might have been expected, on her return to Brent Rock had been far too clever to disclose the exact truth that Flint had been abducted, and that while in her own charge.
• At the time that the emissaries abducted Flint he had been roughly handled and some of his clothing had been torn.
• His consort, with the solicitude of an affectionate wife, together with some friends, advised him to go to Canada, lest he should be abducted.
• Supposedly abducted as the Grand Duchess, she was even now free, and attended by her own servant, in this very train.
• In this case it is fair to suppose that the mule in trying to regain footing on a slippery floor violently abducted the legs and fracture resulted.
• Why, as that waiter you intercept the taking of ten thousand dollars, and prevent the heroine from being abducted.
• There seems to have been no system of marriage by capture, though captive women were usually espoused by the successful tribesmen, and girls were sometimes abducted.
• The oldest assistant teacher was forcibly abducted, but escaped and returned.
• Young women were abducted, and compelled, against their parents’ wishes and their own, to marry Muslims.
• This one abducted a wealthy man and demanded ransom from his family, to whom he sent the ears of the unfortunate, and the ransom not coming, his throat was slit.
• One of them showed Dick bearing on a spirited charger the clasped form of the heroine, whom he had abducted.
• Whether by day abducted, Or emptied by the sun Into the sea, in passing, Eternally unknown.
• Bonacieux, who was charged with going to fetch the duke and conducting him to the Louvre, was abducted.
• The idea of her being forcibly abducted is all stuff and nonsense.

Similar words containing ABDUCT without suffix ed

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