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Abductor

usgb/æbˈdʌktər/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
The word 'abductor' has a strong negative emotional charge due to its association with crime. SlideNews headlines about the abductor stirred fear in the community.
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Legal ContextPlay
'Abductor' is mainly used in legal or crime-related contexts, often involving law enforcement. SlideThe courtroom was tense as the prosecutor described the actions of the abductor.
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Not a ThiefPlay
Don't confuse 'abductor' with 'thief'; 'abductor' refers to taking people, not possessions. SlideThe detective explained that the case involved an abductor, not a mere thief.
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