Leave
Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.
Walk out of and leave are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Walk out of" instead a verb "Leave".
Walk out of
Walk out of verb - Leave, usually as an expression of disapproval.
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- The ones that leave simply walk out of the city gates and are never heard from again.
Source: Nightmare Fuel / Literature -
Geralt can try to talk Roche into sparing the king's life, or he can just walk out of the room and leave the two of them alone.
Source: Do with Him as You Will -
The first three times you try to leave, you'll be told to pay the clerk or you'll be sorry - the fourth time you try and walk out of the store you get blasted by the anti-shoplifting system.
Source: Press X to Die
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