Walk out

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verb

To leave a place, usually as a way of showing you are angry or disagree with something.

He was so angry during the meeting that he just walked out.
Visual representation of "walk out" - To leave a place, usually as a way of showing you are angry or disagree with something

Often appears as...

  • walk out on someone
  • walk out in the middle
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Visual representation of "walk out"
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Emotional Exit

Used to express strong feelings when leaving, often due to disagreement or anger.

Illustration for Emotional Exit
After the unfair decision, she walked out in frustration.
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Not Always Physical

'Walk out' can be metaphorical, meaning to abandon responsibility or leave a relationship abruptly.

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He walked out on his family, leaving them puzzled.
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Sudden Departure

Implies a departure that is sudden and unexpected, which usually leaves others surprised.

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Mid-argument, she just walked out.
Visual representation of the word "Walk out"

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