abduced (Meaning)

Webster

abduced (imp. & p. p.)

of Abduce

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The detective abduced the suspect from his home for questioning regarding the robbery.
The aliens abduced the farmer from his field, leaving behind only mysterious crop circles.
The cult leader abduced vulnerable individuals, brainwashing them into joining his commune.
The military unit abduced enemy operatives for interrogation to gather crucial intelligence.
Rumors circulated about a secret society that abduced influential figures for their clandestine rituals.
The activist group accused the government of abducting dissidents and infringing upon human rights.
After the earthquake, rescue teams abduced survivors trapped under the rubble.
The kidnappers abduced the heiress in a daring nighttime operation, demanding a hefty ransom.
In folklore, fairies were believed to abduce humans, leading them into the mystical realm.
The scientist theorized about the possibility of extraterrestrial beings abducing humans for experimentation.

of Abduce

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The detective abduced the suspect from his home for questioning regarding the robbery.

The aliens abduced the farmer from his field, leaving behind only mysterious crop circles.

The cult leader abduced vulnerable individuals, brainwashing them into joining his commune.

The military unit abduced enemy operatives for interrogation to gather crucial intelligence.