walkovers Synonyms

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a one-sided contest, a horse race with only one starter

The football team earned walkovers in their first two games due to no opposing teams.
The star tennis player received walkovers in several tournaments, demonstrating her dominance.
The chess tournament was canceled due to insufficient participants, resulting in multiple walkovers.
The political candidate won the election by default after his opponent withdrew, giving him a series of walkovers.
The debate was a walkover for the experienced politician, who easily outshone his inexperienced challenger.
The exam was so easy that many students found it to be a walkover, earning high marks effortlessly.
The boxer's reputation intimidated his opponents into forfeiting, granting him several walkovers throughout his career.
The play was a critical and financial walkover, failing to attract audiences and leaving the producers with heavy losses.
The team forfeited the game, handing their opponents a walkover and three easy points.
The painting competition was considered a walkover for the renowned artist, whose masterpiece was far superior to the others.

a one-sided contest, a horse race with only one starter

romps, runaways, victories, shutouts, wins,blowouts, conquests, sweeps, landslides, captures

beatings, routs, drubbings, whippings, overthrows, washouts, upsets,losses, defeats, lickings

The football team earned walkovers in their first two games due to no opposing teams.

The star tennis player received walkovers in several tournaments, demonstrating her dominance.

The chess tournament was canceled due to insufficient participants, resulting in multiple walkovers.

The political candidate won the election by default after his opponent withdrew, giving him a series of walkovers.