walkout Antonyms
Strongest:
- depart
- go
- dig-out
- clear-out
- evacuate
- get-off
- pull-out
- run-along
- peel-off
- bail-out
- escape
- start
- move
- take-a-walk
- get
- take-off
- sally-forth-
- push-off
- step-along-
- clear-off
- exit
- cut-out
- push-on
- go-off
Strong:
- pack-up-or-off-
- bail
- set-out
- buzz-off-
- skip
- take-a-powder
- bug-off
- fly
- retreat
- retire
- book
- flee
- bugger-off
- run-away
- begone
- bug-out
- beat-it
- strike-out
- withdraw
- pike-out-or-off-
- pull-stakes
- pull-up-stakes
- get-out
- emigrate
- take-a-hike
- quit
- step-out
- shove-off-
- hit-the-road
- part
Weak:
Meaning of walkout
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
walkout Sentence Examples
- 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.
FAQs About the word walkout
a strike in which the workers walk out, the act of walking out (of a meeting or organization) as a sign of protest
depart, go, dig out, clear out, evacuate, get off, pull out, run along, peel off, bail out
come, remain, stay, arrive, show up, show up, arrive, remain, stay,come
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.
