walkover
/ˈwɔkoʊvər/
noun
- An easy victory or success, especially in a sports competition or contest.
- The championship game was a walkover for the top-ranked team.
- With the star player injured, the match turned into a walkover for the opponents.
- She expected a tough race, but it ended up being a walkover.
- A victory awarded to a competitor because the opponent fails to show up or withdraws.
- Our team got a walkover when the other team didn't arrive for the match.
- The tennis player advanced to the next round by walkover after her opponent withdrew.
- A walkover is recorded when only one competitor is present at the start.
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