Synonyms for walkout
walk·out

Princeton's WordNet

1. walkoutnoun

   a strike in which the workers walk out

2. walkoutnoun

   the act of walking out (of a meeting or organization) as a sign of protest

   "there was a walkout by the Black members as the chairman rose to speak"

Matched Categories

1. • Protest
   • Strike

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1. List of paraphrases for "walkout":

   strike

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1. Geraldo Rivera:

   I'm generally pro-union, but this walkout was clumsy, it was spiteful. It was absolutely devastating for these children's well-being. Where are they going to eat, some of these families now? I think it's absolutely awful. This is … absolutely cruel what they have done to these children.

2. Nathan Cho:

   Korean Air is designated as a public essential service and we need to maintain more than 80% of our operation regardless of the walkout, and Korean Air plans to do its best to prevent any kind of inconvenience that might affect its customers.

3. Jim Spellman/Getty Images:

   Our [assistant director, Dave Halls] never seemed flippant about safety, he may have in other shows, but he wasn't like that on ours. Obviously he screwed up majorly that day. He was stressed because the camera walkout had us an hour and a half behind and he made the most horrible call he could make.

4. Geraldo Rivera:

   This is an illegal walkout. They should not be paid … Call it a day and replace them.