1. easy victories or successes achieved without much effort or competition
Usage: informal
2. people who leave or abandon a situation, organization, or commitment
Usage: informal

Examples

• The championship games turned out to be walkaways for the top-seeded teams.
• With no real opposition, the elections were walkaways for the incumbents.
• The company struggled to retain employees and had too many walkaways.
• After the scandal, there were several walkaways from the board of directors.
• The math problems were walkaways for students who had studied.
• Management was concerned about the number of walkaways during the merger.