Converse of object

• prevent: In some cases refusing to allow unsupervised contact may be the only solution to prevent abduction.

• investigate: Police investigating the attempted abduction of a woman in Riddings on Sunday have issued a CD fit of the suspect.

• follow: Chronology of the Events In the IDF's Operation Summer Rains in the Gaza Strip following the abduction of Cpl.

Adjective modifier

• alien: However could alien abduction simply be a symptom of a deluded mind?

• attempted: A man is being questioned by police about the attempted abduction of a 15-year-old girl in Henley in Arden.

• alleged: An investigation is underway by Derbyshire police into the theft of a lorry-load of tires and the alleged abduction of the vehicle's driver.

• parental: Reunite A UK charity specializing in international parental child abduction.

• international: The firm remains well known for its work in international child abduction " .

Modifies a noun

• lore: We get none of the biological absurdities of abduction lore, no switching off of witnesses, no mind rays.

• narrative: This was the template on which other abduction narratives were erected, adding new elements from time to time.

• scenario: You just have to take the abduction scenario with a large pinch of salt.

• phenomenon: Then there was the alien abduction phenomenon, which is a massive subject in its own right.

• story: Those North American abduction stories show quite different origins.

• researcher: The only response came from Nick Pope, who said that abduction researchers were too busy: " .

Noun used with modifier

• hip: Effect of duration of passive stretch on hip abduction range of motion.

• shoulder: Clinical Findings - Loss of active shoulder abduction, the patient compensating by upwards shrugging of the shoulder.

• child: DOGGETT: I worked the child abduction task force.

Preposition: of

• soldier: Large-scale abductions of Iraqi soldiers, police and civilians have been a feature of sectarian insurgent violence in the past couple of years.

• girl: Constantine was the first to prohibit the abduction of girls.

Preposition: by

• alien: There is certainly nothing impossible about abduction by aliens in UFOs.