1. An easy victory
   "The championship match turned out to be a walkaway for the defending champion";
   - runaway, blowout [N. Amer, informal], romp [informal], laugher, shoo-in [informal]

1. Leave by walking
   "The actor walked away before he got his cue";
   - walk off
    
2. Leave a situation, especially one that is difficult or unpleasant
   "He walked away from the failing business"
    
3. Emerge unharmed from a dangerous or difficult situation
   "Amazingly, she walked away from the crash without a scratch"
    
4. Abandon or withdraw from a commitment, deal, or relationship
   "They walked away from the negotiations when terms became unfavourable"

Derived forms: walked away, walkaways, walking away, walks away

Type of: go away, go forth, leave, off [informal], triumph, victory

Encyclopedia: Walkaway, Western Australia