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Definition:

The phrase "walk out on" refers to the act of abruptly leaving someone or something, usually as an act of abandonment or betrayal.

Example sentences:

1. She couldn't bear his constant lies anymore and decided to walk out on their toxic relationship.
2. The employees threatened to walk out on the company if their demands for better pay were not met.
3. After years of being mistreated, the band's drummer finally decided to walk out on the lead singer.
4. Don't walk out on your responsibilities; face the consequences and find a solution.

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