Behind
Behind adjective - Not arriving, occurring, or settled at the due, usual, or proper time.
With no
Behind and with no are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Behind" instead a preposition phrase "With no".
Both terms in one sentence
- Your best bet is to win them over with a genuinely unforced gesture of friendship or affection, with no agenda behind it.
Source: Default to Good - The infamous Labyrinth Zone "boss" for the original game was nothing more than you chasing Robotnik up one of these, water rising behind you with no air bubbles to save you if you lag behind.
Source: Rise to the Challenge -
Once the door is opened, all seems well because only Yara is standing there, until behind her out of the shadows, "It", in the form of a tall man with no eyes looms into the room.
Source: Film / It Follows
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