walkout (Meaning)

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walkout (n)

a strike in which the workers walk out

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

The negotiations broke down, leading to a mass walkout by employees.
The students staged a walkout to protest the administration's decision.
The audience members walked out of the theater in disappointment.
The teacher's controversial remarks sparked a student walkout.
The workers organized a walkout to demand higher wages and better working conditions.
The politician's speech was met with a walkout by his opponents.
The company's plans to close the factory triggered a walkout by the workers.
The mistreatment of employees caused a widespread walkout across the organization.
The fans walked out of the stadium after their team's disappointing performance.
The controversial decision by the jury led to a wave of walkouts in the courtroom.

a strike in which the workers walk out, the act of walking out (of a meeting or organization) as a sign of protest

cut out, depart, start, dig out, go,exit, pull out, take a walk, bail out, push off

stay, arrive, stay,come, show up, remain, arrive, remain, come, show up

The negotiations broke down, leading to a mass walkout by employees.

The students staged a walkout to protest the administration's decision.

The audience members walked out of the theater in disappointment.

The teacher's controversial remarks sparked a student walkout.