All 3 Uses of "abduct" in "Queen of Attolia"

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Queen of Attolia
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She'd have the Attolian abducted and dragged up the mountain if need be.†
Chpt 4 *

abducted = took someone away against their will
The goddess Meridite abducted her daughter.†
Chpt 9
"Perhaps you would like to tell me what caused this furor, guard?" the Mede asked, and Teleus hesitated, but could see no justification in not reporting the abduction of the queen.†
Chpt 15

abduction = the taking away of someone against their will

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(1) (abduct)
to take someone away against their will
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Less commonly, abduct can refer to a muscle that pulls away from the body.