walk out
Word Type: Phrasal Verb
Definition
To leave a place suddenly, especially in protest or anger, or to stop participating in something.
Example
- “She decided to walk out of the meeting when she disagreed with the decision.”
- “The employees walked out when the company refused to negotiate fair wages.”
- “During the play, several audience members walked out due to the controversial content.”
- “He was so frustrated that he chose to walk out of the discussion.”
- “After the argument, she walked out without saying a word.”