English

Adverb

in a walk

1. (idiomatic, colloquial) Easily; without difficulty.
   • 1844, The New sporting magazine‎, page 301:

     ... Underhand has done at Newcastle what Vampyre just failed to do at Ascot; and both the Two Thousand and the Thousand have been absolutely won in a walk. ‎

Usage notes

Particularly used in the context of sports.

Synonyms

• (easily): at a canter
• (easily): in a canter