walk away

verb

1. to leave, esp callously and disregarding someone else's distress

2. to achieve or win easily

Example Sentences

That would mean Oracle gets paid, and everyone walks away happy.

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Most homeowners have seen their home values soar over the past several years, Zillow says, which gives them the flexibility for a price cut or two while still walking away with a profit.

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Shah told the Commons committee he would not walk away from the job, saying he would "steady the ship" and "fix it".

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If Meta walked away, and there wasn’t a new tenant to take over, the guarantee by Meta is supposed to be sufficient to cover the outstanding debt.

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Ten years ago, my wife, Karen, and I walked away from full-time work.

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