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Abduct

usgb/æbˈdʌkt/Volume
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Crime Related

Used in contexts involving illegal actions, primarily associated with kidnapping.

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Authorities advised caution after reports of attempts to abduct tourists in the area.
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Perpetrator Intent

Implies a plan or intent to take someone against their will, not accidental.

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The plot revealed the villain's desire to abduct the heiress.
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Often Violent

It may involve force or threat, characterizing an aggressive act.

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During the robbery, the criminals tried to abduct a hostage.
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