walk out

The phrase 'walk out' is often associated with leaving a place abruptly, especially as a form of protest or disapproval.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To leave a place suddenly, often to show disapproval or frustration.

Example

  • She decided to walk out of the meeting after the argument.

B2Labor

(common)To stop working as a form of protest, usually by a group of workers.

Example

  • The employees walked out to demand better working conditions.

B2Relationships

(common)To leave someone or something abruptly, often without explanation.

Example

  • He walked out on his family without a word.

C1Historical

(obsolete)To go out with someone romantically.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "walk out":

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