Walkout (noun)

  1. A strike in which workers stop working and leave the workplace.
  2. A protest in which participants leave a meeting or gathering.

Origin:

Formed by combining the verb "walk" and the noun "out".

Examples:

  1. The workers staged a walkout to protest their working conditions.
  2. The students organized a walkout to demand more funding for the school.
  3. The workers walked out to demand better pay and benefits.
  4. The meeting ended in a walkout when the chairman refused to listen to the attendees.
  5. The walkout lasted for a week before the company agreed to their demands.
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