walkaway
/ˈwɔkəˌweɪ/
noun
- An easy victory or success; something achieved with little effort.
- For a skilled programmer, fixing that bug was a walkaway.
- Her presentation was a walkaway; she barely had to prepare and still impressed everyone.
- The championship game was a walkaway for the home team, winning 10–0.
- A person who leaves a situation, job, or relationship suddenly or without explanation.
- She was known as a walkaway, never staying in one place for long.
- After years of stress, he became a walkaway from the corporate world.
- The team struggled after their star player turned into a walkaway mid-season.