walk away from
To choose to leave something behind — like a job, a relationship, or a problem — and not deal with it anymore.
Meanings
To deliberately leave or abandon a commitment, relationship, or situation.
"She finally found the courage to walk away from the toxic relationship."
To survive an accident or dangerous situation by walking away from it physically.
"He walked away from the explosion with nothing worse than a torn jacket."
To decline or withdraw from a business deal or negotiation.
"The company chose to walk away from the merger when the conditions changed."
Closely related to 'walk away' but always takes a specific object. Often implies a decisive, voluntary choice to abandon something. Frequently used in emotional or dramatic contexts. Also used in literal physical contexts.
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