Kidnapped synonyms

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carried-away
(Idiomatic) Made excessively emotional or excited.
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abducted
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ravished
Having the appearance of having been ravished.
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shanghaied
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kept under duress
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held in durance vile
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spirited-away
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held under illegal restraint
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snatched
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free (antonym)
Not subject to a given condition; exempt:
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rescued (antonym)
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released (antonym)
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captured (related)
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hijacked
To cheat, swindle, etc. by or as by the use of force
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pirated
To publish, reproduce, or make use of without authorization (a literary work, musical recording, film, etc.), esp. in violation of a copyright
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removed
To dismiss from an office or position.
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grabbed
To capture or restrain; arrest.
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waylaid
To wait for and accost (a person) on the way
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raped
In common law, the felony of a man having illegal sexual intercourse with a woman other than his wife, by force or with threat of violence and against her will; unlawful sexual act with an unwilling other, and usually involving threat of violence. to commit the act of forcible sexual intercourse.
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stolen
To be the outstanding performer in (a scene, act, etc.), esp. in a subordinate role
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ransomed (antonym)
(Now Rare) To release after such payment
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seized (related)
(Intransitive) to lay hold in seizure, by hands or claws (+ on or upon)
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freed (related)
To remove obstructions or entanglements from; clear:
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held for ransom
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taken hostage
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made off with
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carried off
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manhandled
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Find another word for kidnapped. In this page you can discover 30 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for kidnapped, like: carried-away, abducted, ravished, shanghaied, kept under duress, held in durance vile, spirited-away, held under illegal restraint, impressed, snatched and free.
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Kidnapped Sentence Examples

  • They said you'd been kidnapped from the --

  • My careful cross-referencing noted the same name listed as a wealthy grandfather of a kidnapped child who was returned after a strange tip was received.

  • Damian was meant to be kidnapped, not killed.

  • I think I read someplace that most kidnapped children are taken by a parent.

  • Her first thought was that he had kidnapped Kiera and was now returning to take her.

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