Abduct and Force

Abduct

Abduct verb - Pull away from the body.

Usage example: this muscle abducts

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Force and abduct are semantically related in induct topic. In some cases you can use "Force" instead a verb "Abduct".

Nearby Words: abduction, abductor, abducting

Force verb - To cause (a person) to give in to pressure.

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Abduct and force are semantically related in induct topic. Sometimes you can use "Abduct" instead a verb "Force".

person	abduct person	force person
girl	abduct girl	force girl
friend	abduct friend	force friend
character	abduct character	force character
Other words: woman, people, family, king, harry, son, daughter, humans, sister, victims, girls.

In which a man either had to abduct a bride by force from other people who would seek to pursue, or else to get her out of the way of unmarried men seeking to abduct.

Source: Abduction Is Love
When Allen tells him this is stupid, he just sends goons to abduct Steve Jobs and force that information out of him.

Source: Theatre / N.E.R.D.S.
Gladiator Games: The Hunger Pain Games, in which rich white people abduct black orphans and force them to fight each other to the death for food.

Source: Western Animation / Black Dynamite

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