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Verb kidnap has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebKidnapPart of Speech: VerbDefinition:To seize, detain, or carry away (a person) illegally against their will, typically for ransom or in furtherance of another crime. Example Sentences:1. The criminals planned to kidnap the wealthy businessman's daughter for a large ransom. 2. The news report stated that a child had been kidnapped from the local park. 3. The police were able to track down and arrest the individuals who attempted to kidnap the celebrity. Part of Speech: NounSense: Popular UsageA person who has been abducted or illegally detained. 1. The kidnap victim was found unharmed after a successful rescue operation by the authorities. 2. The kidnapped children were reunited with their parents after an intense search effort. 3. The organization provides support and counseling for the families of kidnap victims. Sense: Local UsageA local term used to refer to a mischievous or playful act, often involving the temporary restraining of someone. 1. In our small town, it's a tradition for teenagers to kidnap their friends on their birthdays and surprise them with a party. 2. The local kids decided to kidnap their neighbor's garden gnome as a prank. 3. We planned to kidnap our friend and take him to his favorite restaurant as a surprise treat. Related Products | |||||
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