walking out Antonyms
Meaning of walking out
walking out
strike, the action of leaving a meeting or organization as an expression of disapproval, to go on strike, strike sense 3a, to leave suddenly often as an expression of disapproval, to leave in the lurch, strike entry 2 sense 2a
walking out Sentence Examples
- The disgruntled employee stormed out of the meeting, walking out in protest.
- As the rain intensified, the hikers were forced to walk out of the forest and seek shelter.
- The victim of the robbery fled the scene, walking out of the store and onto the street.
- The graduating seniors walked out of the auditorium, their diplomas in hand.
- The firefighters bravely walked out of the burning building, carrying injured civilians.
- The couple walked out of the courthouse, their divorce finalized.
- The team walked out of the locker room, ready to face their opponents.
- The students walked out of the classroom, eager to enjoy their lunch break.
- The actress walked out of the theater, her performance having received a standing ovation.
- The jurors walked out of the deliberation room, their verdict reached.
FAQs About the word walking out
strike, the action of leaving a meeting or organization as an expression of disapproval, to go on strike, strike sense 3a, to leave suddenly often as an express
departure, evacuation, going, departing, parting, exiting, exit, lighting out, flight,leave
approach,arrival, appearance, coming,advent, entrance,ingress
The disgruntled employee stormed out of the meeting, walking out in protest.
As the rain intensified, the hikers were forced to walk out of the forest and seek shelter.
The victim of the robbery fled the scene, walking out of the store and onto the street.
The graduating seniors walked out of the auditorium, their diplomas in hand.
