Definition of "hijacked" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of hijack. (verb)
• Describing a vehicle, aircraft or vessel whose control has been seized by force (adjective)

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• "I'm a feminist but I'm not in the Guardian sense as the word hijacked by a political movement."
• "In 1972, Wright dressed as a priest and using an alias hijacked a Delta flight from Detroit to Miami with four other BLA members and three children, including Wright's companion and their two-year-old daughter."
• "Clearly, by anti-Semitism, Stephen means anti-Jewish well then dont use the wrong term. a term hijacked (amongst other things) by jewish propaganda. i dont use word jewish instead of zionist do i?"