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Definition of "walk-over" [walk•-o•ver]

  • A horserace in which only a single horse competes (noun)
  • An uncontested or very easy victory (noun)

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Use "walk-over" in a sentence
  • "The race went from a walk-over for Allen to a nail-biter as "macaca" became a massive national story."
  • "We already have the first result of the day, with Illlya Marchenko's shoulder injury giving Gilles Simon a walk-over through to the third round."
  • "While the building code in most towns won't require a tear-off down to the sheathing unless your roof already has two layers, we at least a thorough sheathing inspection from beneath as well as an assessment of its condition during a walk-over evaluation."