WALK OFF A CLIFF

Definition: To knowingly and willingly engage in a risky or dangerous situation without fully understanding the consequences.

Synonyms: Falling Down, Stumble, Plunge, Tumble, Drop

Usage Examples in Sentences

She warned her friend not to walk off a cliff by sharing personal information online.

The curious cat decided to walk off a cliff and explore the mysterious garden.

The teacher advised the students not to walk off a cliff by neglecting their homework.

The chef cautioned against using too much salt and advised not to walk off a cliff with seasoning.

The environmentalist emphasized the need to recycle and not to walk off a cliff with wasteful habits.

Sarah chose to walk off a cliff by confronting her boss about unfair treatment without having a backup plan.

Despite the warnings, the adventurous group decided to walk off a cliff and explore the treacherous cave system.

He chose to walk off a cliff by investing all his savings in speculative stocks without conducting thorough research.

He decided to walk off a cliff despite the warnings from his friends.

#10

The reckless daredevil chose to walk off a cliff without considering the potential danger.

#11

The protagonist's tendency to walk off a cliff often leads to dramatic consequences in the story.

#12

In her dream, she found herself about to walk off a cliff but woke up just in time.

#13

After a heated argument, he felt like he was about to walk off a cliff emotionally.

#14

Despite the warning signs, they chose to walk off a cliff, believing they could fly.

#15

She realized she was about to walk off a cliff metaphorically in her career decisions.

#16

Sometimes it feels like life is pushing you to walk off a cliff with no safety net.