Verb
hang (back) or fall (behind) in movement, progress, development, etc.
retreat
Source: WordNetAt its faintest, Betelgeuse will fall behind Deneb and Mimosa as 20th brightest star. Source: Internet
After getting blown out in Houston 102-82 on Wednesday to fall behind 0-2, the Timberwolves host their first playoff game in 5,075 days on Saturday. Source: Internet
Georgetown has shown leadership and initiative, and by not following Georgetown’s lead, the University is set to fall behind a competitor Jesuit institution. Source: Internet
But some believe the scope of learning loss will be much greater: Most students will inevitably fall behind, some say. Source: Internet
Districts expect to spend more money this summer and next fall to support students who fall behind during remote learning. Source: Internet
In addition to experiencing trauma, children who are homeless often fall behind in school. Source: Internet