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to walk away
[phrase form: walk]
01
to leave a situation, place, or person
Intransitive: to walk away from a situation
02
to decide not to deal with something difficult or unrewarding
03
to come out of an accident or a dangerous situation without getting hurt
Intransitive: to walk away from a dangerous situation
walk away
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Example
He had to walk away from the argument to cool down.
The unpleasant atmosphere made them walk away from the event.
They decided to walk away from the job due to dissatisfaction.
Sometimes it's necessary to walk away from toxic relationships.
The overwhelming pressure caused her to walk away from the project.
