abduction
/ˈæbdʌkʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The act of taking someone away by force or deception, especially a child or an unwilling person.
“The police investigated the child’s abduction from the park.”
2. noun
The act of removing something from its original position or surroundings, especially a tooth from its socket.
“The dentist performed a complicated tooth abduction to remove the impacted tooth.”
3. verb
To take someone away by force or deception, especially a child or an unwilling person.
“She was abducted from her home by a group of armed men.”
4. noun
In astronomy, the apparent movement of a star or other celestial body from its position in the sky.
“The astronomers studied the star’s abduction from the constellation Orion.”