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Another word for abduct

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abduct

v.

kidnap, seize, carry off; see kidnap.

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Another word for abduct

verb

To seize and detain (a person) unlawfully:

kidnap, snatch, spirit away. See crimes, free

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If someone attempts to abduct you, make noise.
Be sure to cover what to do if a stranger attempts to abduct your child, as well as situations where someone they know is making them feel uncomfortable.
You are an alien invader who needs to abduct a specific number of people before your time runs out.
Periodically "abduct" your guests and take them to another secret party room.
For some reason, if the person that is important to you dies (the person you need to abduct), extract their brain stem before you return to the Mothership -- the DNA is usually worth more.

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