The phrase "abducted up" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is not a usable expression as it combines two words that do not logically fit together in this context.
Example: "The alien abducted up the unsuspecting traveler into their spaceship."
Alternatives: "taken away" or "lifted up".
He stood on the side of the road in the freezing cold, offered us his car to sit in to stay warm (we were too paranoid of being abducted to take up his offer) and waited until the highway patrol showed up.
On June 1st thugs abducted and beat up Poddala Jayantha, a journalist and activist.
First 75 Haq supporters in a training camp near the border town of Parachinar were abducted and roughed up by the Afridis.
It is only when a long-suffering buddy turns up to vouch for him and pay off his bail that Dae-su is allowed out, but while his friend is calling his home from a pay-phone to explain what's happened, Dae-su is abducted and wakes up, locked in what appears to be a tatty hotel room.
It would be nice to think they don't end up being abducted by a maniac, he said.
The Chinese government said it was negotiating to free eight Chinese workers who were abducted recently and turned up Tuesday in a videotape released by insurgents.
He told the police that on Oct. 20, 1987, he and a friend were abducted at gunpoint, tied up, and threatened with death if they did not take the gunmen to where Mr. Martin was hiding and kill him.
His armed acolytes are breaking up into small, desperate groups, American officials say, and for the first time they are abandoning many of the women and children they had abducted who cannot keep up as they flee deeper into the bush.
As it turns out, Israeli officials knew all along that the teens had been murdered after being abducted, but they kept up the "search" for several days.
By the time Zeuthen's daughter was abducted, Lund was in it up to her neck.
