Abduct and Rape

Abduct

Abduct verb - To carry away (as a person) forcibly or unlawfully.

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Rape and abduct are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rape" instead a verb "Abduct".

Nearby Words: abduction, abductor, abducting

Rape verb - To engage in sexual activity and especially intercourse with a person unwilling or unable to give consent.

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Abduct and rape are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abduct" instead a verb "Rape".

girl	abduct girl	rape girl
friend	abduct friend	rape friend
character	abduct character	rape character
man	abduct man	rape man
Other words: woman, people, crew, time, child, son, daughter, humans, sister, peter, girls, daughters.

When Hilde recalls the heroic Viking ages, she dreams of being a woman the Vikings can abduct and rape.

Source: Theatre / The Master Builder
In the Books of the Raksura, the Fell abduct and rape members of a closely related species the Raksura to produce hybrids with certain powers.

Source: Non-Human Humanoid Hybrid
Adaptational Villainy: Edmund is made even worse as he attempts to abduct and rape Cordelia and dies without repealing his order to hang her.

Source: Theatre / King Lear

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