SHE WAS TAKEN

Definition: Indicating that someone was removed or led away by someone or something, often in a forceful or unexpected manner.

Synonyms: Abducted, Seized, Captured, Taken Away, Kidnapped

Usage Examples in Sentences

She was taken to the magical land of fairies by the twinkling stars.

After the game, she was taken to the trophy presentation with a big smile on her face.

As the music played, she was taken by the rhythm and started dancing.

While stargazing, she was taken aback by the sheer number of twinkling lights in the sky.

As the chef prepared the dish, she was taken by the delicious aroma in the kitchen.

In the gripping novel, she was taken hostage by the mysterious antagonist.

Despite her reluctance, she was taken to the adventurous mountain expedition.

In the intricate web of espionage, she was taken, disappearing into the shadows with classified information.

As the final notes of the symphony echoed, she was taken by the sublime beauty of the music.

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Surrounded by the vastness of the cosmos, she was taken by the ethereal dance of distant galaxies.

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Amidst the heated debate, she was taken by the eloquence of a speaker who skillfully wielded words as weapons.

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She was taken by surprise when he suddenly proposed to her.

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After the accident, she was taken to the hospital for immediate treatment.

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Upon realizing her mistake, she was taken aback by her own carelessness.

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Abandoned in the forest, she was taken by a sense of fear.

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With tears in her eyes, she was taken away from everything she knew.

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Having lost everything, she was taken to a refuge.

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She was taken by force from her family.

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In a flash of light, she was taken, leaving behind only a sense of emptiness.

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Amidst the chaos of the crowd, she was taken, disappearing into the throng.

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Lost in thought, she was taken aback by the sudden turn of events.

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She was taken by the beauty of the sunset, her breath catching in her throat.