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highjacked's Usage Examples:

an auto mechanic and a friend of the gangsters, awaiting a shipment of highjacked booze.

Muir Smith wrote that the book with its sensationalist title would be highjacked by creationists but it is not against the fact of evolution, only against.

"James Tobin: "The antiglobalisation movement has highjacked my name"".

that Brownlee and MacMillan did have a consensual affair which was then highjacked and exploited by the premier"s more opportunistic and vengeful opponents.

Members of Al-Qaeda highjacked four planes on suicide attacks, driving them into major buildings, and.

to "connect" with an early show at the Orson Welles Theater that was "highjacked" and taken to the Woodstock Music Festival for presentation by Dean Gitter.

where in May 1942 cartoons with leaflets of the White Rose had been highjacked by Alexander Schmorell Poet Eugen Roth Author Augustin Souchy Operatic.

Feeling being highjacked, some protesters began to leave the scene, while Leung Kwok-hung dropped.

uprising in Poland, was—against Polish government and military objections—highjacked for British Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery"s disastrous Operation.

20 October 1973, A Boeing 737 operated by Aerolíneas Argentinas was highjacked and landed at Yacuiba where 38 passengers were released.

Uncredited actor as jewelry store clerk Uncredited actors as occupants of highjacked car Uncredited actor as police officer Uncredited actor as bank courier.

" and that the movement "has been permanently tarnished and highjacked by a handful of people who are not what you would hope.

We"ve been highjacked by a cult" (Tweet).

Synonyms:

criminal offence, offence, offense, crime, carjacking, law-breaking, criminal offense, hijack,

Antonyms:

defence, defense, unclasp, give,