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Term: Trafficking

Description:

Trafficking refers to the illegal trade or transportation of goods, especially drugs, humans, or weapons, often for exploitative purposes. It can also refer to the movement of illegal goods within a local area.

Usage:

Part of Speech: Noun

1. Human Trafficking: The act of transporting, harboring, or selling people, often for forced labor, sexual exploitation, or involuntary servitude.

Example sentence: The organization works tirelessly to combat human trafficking and rescue survivors from the clutches of traffickers.

2. Drug Trafficking: The illicit trade and distribution of illegal drugs, such as cocaine, heroin, or methamphetamine.

Example sentence: The police arrested several individuals involved in a major drug trafficking ring, seizing large quantities of narcotics.

3. Arms Trafficking: The illegal trade of weapons, firearms, or ammunition across national borders or within a country.

Example sentence: The government implemented stricter regulations to prevent arms trafficking and ensure public safety.

Part of Speech: Verb

1. Traffick: To engage in the trade or transportation of illegal goods.

Example sentence: The notorious criminal network trafficked weapons across multiple countries, evading authorities.

Part of Speech: Adjective

1. Trafficked: Relating to goods or individuals that have been illegally transported or traded.

Example sentence: The police raided a warehouse where trafficked animals were being held in inhumane conditions.

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