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abduction
1[ ab-duhk-shuhn ]
abduction
2[ ab-duhk-shuhn ]
noun
- a syllogism whose major premise is certain but whose minor premise is probable.
Word History and Origins
Origin of abduction1
Origin of abduction2
Example Sentences
Mr Sullivan's family and friends had made impassioned pleas for his safe return since his abduction.
They are accused of involvement in the abduction last year of Amir Boukhors, 41, a critic of Algeria's government with a large audience on social media, who was reportedly granted asylum in France in 2023.
Partway through the dizzying and appalling last two weeks of trade wars, courtroom battles, street abductions and social media posturing, these two Trump factotums wound up in a war of words.
Campaigners and opposition parties have since accused Hassan's government of an intensifying crackdown on political opponents, citing arrests and abductions of opposition members.
Approximately 200,000 children annually are victims of family abductions, of being taken by a family member rather than a stranger, according to various state and federal agencies.
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