walked in
Stepped through doorway
Walked in is the past tense of walk in, meaning to enter a place on foot, typically without prior announcement or appointment.
The phrase often implies catching someone off guard or interrupting an activity: I walked in on them arguing.
It can also describe arriving casually or unexpectedly: She just walked in like she owned the place.
In retail contexts, a walk-in is someone who enters without a reservation or scheduled appointment.
- enteredWent into a space
- came inEntered a space
- stepFoot movement forward
- unexpectedlyWithout prior indication
- doorHinged room barrier
front door · ambled · tardily · strolled · interrupted · in the middle of · barged · threshold · sauntered · coincidentally · just in time · intruded · tiptoed · spontaneously · suddenly · greeted · footsteps · hallway