Entity: WALK-AWAY
To outdo, outrun, or defeat with little difficulty, often used in a competitive context.
WALK-AWAY
Etymology
The term 'walk-away' originated as a slang expression, likely derived from the literal action of walking away from a situation.
Definition
'Walk-away' refers to the act of easily surpassing or defeating someone or something, often in a competitive context. It implies a sense of superiority or ease in achieving victory.
Historical Context
The use of 'walk-away' can be traced back to informal competitive settings where one party clearly outperforms others with minimal effort.
Cultural Significance
In modern culture, 'walk-away' is commonly used in sports, business, and everyday conversations to describe a clear and effortless victory.
Related Concepts
- Walk over
- Win easily
See Also
- Dictionary.com - WALK AWAY FROM Definition & Meaning
- [Merriam-Webster - WALK AWAY WITH (SOMETHING) Definition & Meaning](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/walk away with (something))
- Vocabulary.com - Walk away - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
- Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - walk away
- Cambridge Dictionary - WALK AWAY English meaning
To easily surpass or defeat someone or something, typically in a competitive setting.