walkover (noun)

1. In Greek Mythology, the god Apollo performed a magnificent walkover to impress the other gods.

2. The artist's painting depicted a graceful dancer executing a flawless walkover.

3. In the futuristic science fiction novel, the advanced robotic beings effortlessly performed walkovers as a form of entertainment.

4. As the eerie music played, the possessed character in the horror movie contorted into a terrifying walkover pose, foreshadowing the evil to come.

1. The haunted house turned out to be a walkover for the brave ghost hunter.

2. The pilgrimage to the sacred temple was a walkover for the devoted believers.

3. Defeating the villain in the final battle was a walkover for the superhero.

4. Making a reservation at their favorite restaurant for their anniversary was a walkover for the loving couple.