Synonyms for walk out
walk out

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1. strike, walk outverb

   stop work in order to press demands

   "The auto workers are striking for higher wages"; "The employees walked out when their demand for better benefits was not met"

   Synonyms:
   discover, chance on, chance upon, shine, expunge, take up, fall upon, coin, strike, happen upon, run into, attain, come across, assume, affect, impinge on, light upon, scratch, impress, collide with, mint, strickle, fall, hit, take, move, come upon, come to, excise

2. walk outverb

   leave abruptly, often in protest or anger

   "The customer that was not served walked out"

   Synonyms:
   strike

3. walk outverb

   leave suddenly, often as an expression of disapproval

   "She walked out on her husband and children"

   Synonyms:
   strike

Matched Categories

1. • Abandon
   • Leave
   • Protest

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1. Tim McGraw:

   We just love each other deeply and we want to be together, we wan na spend our lives together, one of our big things we always talk about is we made a decision early on that just because you get in a fight doesn't mean you're gon na walk out. People give up too easy sometimes. We've had plenty of ups and downs. She just loves me unconditionally, which is tough because there's a lot of conditions with loving me.

2. Eric Adams:

   You're not going to walk into Duane Reade and take whatever you want and walk out, you're not going to hop over the counter and take codeine and other drugs... You're not going to drive motorcycles through the streets, pulling people out and assaulting them merely because of a traffic accident. You're not going to openly inject yourself with drugs. You're not going to just do whatever you want in the city.

3. Dilip Kumar:

   We prohibit the use of Just Walk Out technology data for anything other than supporting Just Walk Out retailers.

4. Linda Evangelista:

   With this lawsuit, I am moving forward to rid myself of my shame, and going public with my story. I am so tired of living this way. I would like to walk out my door with my head high, despite not looking like myself any longer.

5. Jim Baker:

   The second thing: It sounds like it's a resignation letter. It sounds forceful. ... I can no longer do my job. That's what you say when you decide to walk out the door.