noun
walkout
noun
1
A sudden work stoppage or strike, or a mass protest where people leave in unison.
"Workers staged a walkout over unpaid overtime."
"Students organized a walkout to protest the policy."
How to Use Walkout
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPeople leaving a place together, usually as a form of protest.
Common pairings
stage a walkout
organize a walkout
Word Forms
walkouts plural
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Workers staged a _____ over unpaid overtime.