walks, walked, walking
to walk away
phrasal verb
To leave a situation or place, often to avoid trouble or conflict
- 1She decided to walk away from the argument.
- 2He chose to walk away from the deal.
When you walk away, you are moving yourself from a situation or place to avoid problems or fights. It's like stepping back or going in a different direction to stay safe and calm.
Remember, walking away doesn't mean you're weak. It takes courage to prioritize your well-being and avoid unnecessary conflict. Stay strong and confident in your decision to walk away when needed.
at work
Avoiding Trouble
Jason
I saw the argument getting heated, so I decided to walk away.
Karen
That was smart. It's better to avoid unnecessary conflict.
Jason
Exactly, I didn't want to make things worse.
Karen
Sometimes leaving is the best option.
at a relaxation center
Choosing Peace
Michael
I saw the argument starting to heat up over there.
Kimberly
Yeah, it was getting intense, so I decided to walk away.
Michael
Probably a good idea to keep things calm.
Kimberly
Exactly, I just wanted to enjoy my time here.
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Similar to "to walk away":
- 1depart
- 2leave
- 3exit