abductee

[ab-duhk-tee, ab-]

noun

1. a person who has been abducted.

Word History and Origins

Origin of abductee¹

abduct + -ee

Example Sentences

Israel said it believed that the "alternative plan" presented to its cabinet would not "achieve the defeat of Hamas or the return of the abductees".

From BBC

Next, authorities tend to confine and/or cage their abductees, restricting freedom of movement, before having their way with them.

From Salon

"The campaign to return the abductees continues continuously and is taking place in parallel with the campaign against Iran," Netanyahu said.

From BBC

A spokesperson called on the prime minister "to stop the war until the return of the last abductee", adding: "This is the most urgent and important national task."

From BBC

The number of abductees could be as high as 50, according to this report.

From BBC