Out of
Out of adverb - Motivated by.
With no
Out of and with no are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Out of" instead a preposition phrase "With no".
Both terms in one sentence
- If the sergeant says "I'm not making you go; anyone who wants to can bow out of this with no consequences", I'll bow out of it.
- Exceptions: in Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies, Erusea just simply acts out of dickery with no outside influence.
Source: Strictly Formula - On the subject of New Moon, we also get the Cullen children apparently dropping out of school with no notice, only to get back in with no problem at all, several months later.
Source: Offstage Waiting Room
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