Kidnapped

[kid-napt]

noun

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

Example Sentences

So, after being kidnapped in Mexico, he entered the U.S. illegally and told border agents he was afraid for his life.

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High on the agenda - for both sides - was the release of those kidnapped.

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“Shakespeare in Love” kidnapped its subject to force him into a flimsy and meretricious romcom; “Hamnet” reduces the concept of tragedy to actors being extremely sad.

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"We've had the Chibok girls kidnapped over a while, and we knew what we went through as the whole nation to bring them back home. So to see history repeat itself is so, so disappointing," Eniola said.

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Muriel McKay, the wife of newspaper executive Alick McKay, was kidnapped after she was mistaken for Anna Murdoch, the then wife of Rupert Murdoch.

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