walkaway

IPA: wˈɔkʌweɪ

walk away

IPA: wˈɔkʌweɪ

(idiomatic) To withdraw from a problematic situation.
(intransitive, colloquial, euphemistic) Of an object, to go missing or be stolen.
To free oneself from a debt such as a mortgage by abandoning the collateral to the lender. To make a strategic default.
(idiomatic) To survive a challenging or dangerous situation without harm.
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see walk, away.

The moment you find out, you’re a walkaway from a Pink Floyd song.
The aforementioned walkaway made Zherdev an unrestricted free agent.
The aforementioned walkaway made Zheredev an unrestricted free agent.
BATNA should not be confused with the reservation point or walkaway point.
Carl Wiens For instance, you hear a lot of talk about the "walkaway" risk.
There is a well maintained wooden walkaway with viewing huts along the way.
That's what I plan to do, if I ever get around to making a "walkaway" dress.
Cowley is about a five minute walkaway, which is a lively area with a high student population.
His secret weapons included "walkaway" clauses or "buy-it-if-you-like-it" deals unlike anything the industry had seen.
DaisyLynn: if you goal is to draft the pattern for the "walkaway" dress as a project, then why not make it any way that you wish?
Another entry into the ring: I recently posted for sale another version of the 'walkaway' or 'popover' dress that is an updated mid-1960's version by Anne Adams, #4756.
Mr. Whatley thought that the Salvation Army was having a kind of walkaway, so he slipped out at the back door of the ranch, put Esau into his own wagon and drove away to town.
In addition, existing disclosures typically failed to make clear in a single place the total amount of "walkaway" pay due a top executive, including severance, pensions, and deferred compensation.

When it's time to negotiate, do it fiercely with a walk-away mentality.
We obtained a walk-away settlement, with the plaintiff dismissing all claims.
Travel a little further along the continuum of choice over children and you encounter walk-away mom.
How is it that nobody saw, that in the event of home prices downturns, that these were walk-away, rental loans?
Before negotiations begin, it's important for a buyer to decide what his walk-away price is, Mr. Carlisle says.
Much of the evidence remains anecdotal -- although a U.K. survey put the number of walk-away moms there at 100,000, rising 12 percent a year.
Of course, this is a Yin/Yang: from the SaaS vendor perspective, we have yet to see what the walk-away numbers will look like in this same scenario.
Today's most advanced designs move toward the goal of 'walk-away safety'—reactors that shut down and cool themselves without electricity or any human intervention.
Vale's walk-away from Metorex has led to talk that it may again look at the assets of Brazilian copper smelter Paranapanema SA, even despite a failed attempt to purchase the company Sept. 1 in a deal that would have been worth about $1.13 billion.