Let’s Explore the Idiomatic Expression “Behind One’s Back.

• Idiom: Behind One’s Back
• Meaning: To do something or talk about something without another person’s knowledge.
• Usage: We use this expression when a person or people do something without another person knowing about it. It almost always has a negative connotation.
• Origin: The exact origin is unclear, but it has been in use for a long time.

Sample Sentences:

1. She was talking about me behind my back.
2. He planned the surprise party behind her back.
3. Greg made fun of James behind his back.
4. Susan always criticizes her boss behind his back, but she never says it to his face.
5. The team decided to change the project direction behind John’s back.
6. They organized a secret farewell party behind Sarah’s back.
7. The gossip spread behind the scenes.
8. The company made important decisions behind closed doors.
9. The students mocked the teacher behind her back.
10. The manager criticized the employee’s performance behind his back.

Remember, using idiomatic expressions adds color and nuance to your language! 😊