Kidnapped
Took and kidnapped are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Kidnapped".
Nearby Words: kidnapping, kidnapper
Took
Both words in one sentence
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Episode 5 states outright that though Jefferson and Nathan drugged, kidnapped and took creepy photos of a number of girls, none of them were in fact sexually assaulted.
Source: Video Game / Life Is Strange -
He was a perfectly normal kid until an alternate version of his father kidnapped him and took him over to our universe, where his 'parents' used gaslighting to convince him that he belonged there.
Source: Series / Fringe -
The official explanation is that the series is canonical, but took place in an alternate universe that Monica and the others had been kidnapped and sent to.
Source: Canon Discontinuity
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