1. an easy victory or success
Usage: informal
2. the act of leaving or abandoning something, especially a negotiation or deal
Usage: business; informal

Examples

• The championship game was a walkaway for the home team.
• Her victory in the election was such a walkaway that the results were called early.
• The CEO’s walkaway from the merger talks surprised investors.
• After hours of negotiation, his walkaway left the deal in limbo.
• The quiz was a walkaway for students who had studied.
• The company’s walkaway from the project cost them millions.