walk over
Win without effort
To walk over someone is to treat them with contempt or disregard, taking advantage of their passivity: Don't let them walk over you.
A walkover is an easy victory, often one where the opponent offers little resistance or fails to appear.
In equestrian sports, a walkover occurs when a horse wins by being the only competitor.
Defeat by superior force
- crushCompress with force
- overwhelmDefeat by excess
- steamrollOverpower by sheer force
- bulldozeDemolish using heavy equipment
trample · defeat · demolish · rout · thrash · annihilate · obliterate · decimate
Effortless task or promenade
- breezeLight, gentle air movement
- cinchGuaranteed easy thing
- pushoverEasily defeated opponent
- easy winUnchallenging victory
no contest · runaway · blowout · romp · whitewash · landslide · shutout · mismatch
Use opportunistically for benefit
- manipulateControl through clever influence
- abuseCruel or violent treatment
- mistreatTo harm or neglect
- disrespectLack of regard
push around · bully · doormat · use · exploit · control · coerce · demean
overpower
Defeat by superior force
bulldoze · trample · defeat · demolish · rout · thrash · annihilate · obliterate · decimate · flatten
cakewalk
Effortless task or promenade
easy win · no contest · runaway · blowout · romp · whitewash · landslide · shutout · mismatch · foregone conclusion
take advantage
Use opportunistically for benefit
- manipulateControl through clever influence
- abuseCruel or violent treatment
- mistreatTo harm or neglect
disrespect · push around · bully · doormat · use · exploit · control · coerce · demean · belittle
victory
Defeating an opponent
achievement · glory · celebration · champion · winner · prevail · overcome · rout · sweep · decisive victory
walk overrespect
Regard with honor
bow down to · look up to · revere · cater to · honor