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walk away
verb
to leave, esp callously and disregarding someone else's distress
to achieve or win easily
Example Sentences
I hope people walk away understanding what kind of person she was, what drove her.
One passenger survived the disaster - a British national, who was sitting in seat 11A and who later told family he had no idea how he walked away.
Even if an audience walks away from something and they say, “That wasn’t for me,” that’s OK because the work is subjective.
Parks, an admired lyricist with his own career to worry about, eventually walked away from the project, spooked by Wilson’s erratic behavior and what he saw as Love’s uncomfortable tendency to bully his cousin.
I’m not sure what I would have done if I’d walked away.
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