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Meanings of walkover in English
Portuguese
moleza Catalan
peix al cove Any undertaking that is easy to do.
Contest automatically awarded to the winner(s) due to absence, disqualification, or withdrawal of all other competitors.
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Examples for "unopposed"
Examples for "unopposed"
1
His decision yesterday left Illingworth to continue, now unopposed, as England chairman.
2
She ran unopposed once and was certainly planning on another easy victory.
3
It seemed increasingly likely yesterday that Mrs McAleese would be returned unopposed.
4
Although the deputy position was declared vacant, Ms Bishop was re-elected unopposed.
5
The second group took over the train unopposed as the attackers fled.
1
The California congresswoman told Thursday morning's news conference: The facts are uncontested.
2
But in an uncontested political field, the Kremlin is worried about turnout.
3
For many years this was a peaceful, uncontested and pretty deserted space.
4
It's actually happened. The joy of an uncontested victory is one thing.
5
But the path up the mountain is a right of way uncontested.
1
Britain is due to leave the EU by default in 11 days.
2
Other information, including your hometown and activities, will be visible by default.
3
Judgment by default gains time; time enables the innocent to clear themselves.
4
Remember, Android by default doesn't let you install apps from unapproved sources.
5
Besides the North Grammar boys might then claim the game by default.
Usage of walkover in English
1
OPUS' investigations were based primarily on a desktop study and site walkover.
2
This was a walkover from the moment that managerless Ipswich were breached.
3
As tournament favourites, the quarter-final against France should have been a walkover.
4
Razzano, the No 26 seed, receives a walkover into the fourth round.
5
We're a body shy and we'll be fined for giving a walkover.
6
The leagues of Italy and France are a walkover yet again.
7
The goal suggested a walkover -not least, and fatally, to Real.
8
Federer advanced to the semifinals via walkover when Nick Kyrgios withdrew.
9
And Federer had a walkover against Nick Kyrgios in the quarter-finals.
10
Exam constraints were given as the principle reason for handing St Mary's the walkover.
11
The All Blacks should win, but don't expect a walkover.
12
That next election won't be a walkover, whenever it comes.
13
He is not going to be the walkover Daley was.
14
I shall be left to make a walkover, I see!
15
Sharapova won by walkover against Williams in the fourth round at Roland Garros last year.
16
Up to the time Merriwell went in it looked as if Harvard had a walkover.
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Walkover through the time