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

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1. • Abandon
   • Leave
   • Protest

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1. Dan Roberts:

   The next level she needs to get to is where she can walk out the back door onto her own private training range and shoot every day.

2. The Republican governor:

   I only need you to be a Republican for two seconds. Two seconds, go into the voting booth. Put your finger on the button. Once you got your finger on the button, you can even close your eyes if you want, so that you got deniability. Alright? Close your eyes. Hit the button. Hit the other button. Walk out. It'll be our secret. You don't need to tell anybody.

3. President Barack Obama:

   I want us to be able when we walk out this door to say we couldn't think of anything else that we didn't try to do, that we didn't shy away from a challenge because it was hard. That we weren't timid or got tired or somehow thinking about the next thing because there is no next thing.

4. Fernando Montoya:

   Thank God he is fine, even though he got shot, he's OK. He's going to walk out on his feet.

5. Aaron Hutman:

   The problem is the IRGC doesn't walk out there waving a flag and saying, 'Hey, I own 51.4 percent of this company; don't deal with me,' the banks are being asked to deal in a world where you have very sophisticated players who over the course of years of sanctions have become very good at hiding themselves.