walk off (verb)

1. After a heated argument with his wife, the protagonist decides to walk off and spend the night at a nearby inn.

2. In the final scene of the movie, the couple holds hands and walks off into the sunset, symbolizing their future together.

3. The open floor plan allows for a seamless flow throughout the house, with each room seemingly walking off into the next.

4. The mythical creature suddenly appears from behind the trees, only to walk off into the enchanted forest.

1. The style icon walked off with the designer handbag without paying for it.

2. In the mythological tale, the mischievous god Hermes would often walk off with objects from the other gods.

3. In the classic novel, the protagonist would occasionally walk off with valuables from unsuspecting townsfolk.

4. As a prank, my friend likes to walk off with people's pens and claim they magically disappeared.