Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
walk-in-on
phrasal verb
/ˈwɔːk ɪn ɑn/
Definition
To enter a place or room unexpectedly and without knocking.
Examples
- She didn’t expect anyone to walk in on her during the meeting.
- It’s rude to walk in on someone when they are busy.
- He was embarrassed when his friend walked in on him while he was getting dressed.
Meaning
This phrase typically refers to someone entering a space without prior notice, often catching the occupants by surprise.
Synonyms
- interrupt
- intrude
- surprise
