Kidnapped

[kid-napt]

noun

1. a novel (1886) by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Example Sentences

Coheb-Taguri was one of the thousands who came out on Saturday evening to Hostage Square, the courtyard in Tel Aviv that has become the site of weekly protests demanding the Israeli government secure the return hostages kidnapped by Hamas after Oct.

From Los Angeles Times

Nimrod, now aged 21, was a 19-year-old soldier when he was kidnapped by Hamas near the Gaza border in the 7 October 2023 attacks.

From BBC

"I understood it's the moment I've probably been kidnapped. So, I just turned my head towards my girls and shouted 'I'll be back' - and that was the last time I saw them."

From BBC

West Scotland MSP Greer said one of his constituents was among the four who had been "kidnapped by the Israeli military".

From BBC

Prosecutors allege Amiryan and his crew kidnapped a man who they thought was behind the assassination attempt, torturing and interrogating him inside a Sun Valley home.

From Los Angeles Times