Find
Find verb - To come upon unexpectedly or by chance.
Usage example: hey, I found my notebook!
Light on and find are semantically related. in come across topic. In some cases you can use "Light on" instead a verb "Find", when it comes to topics like meet.
Light on
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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By using the UV light on the panel, you can find the Triforce and Pac-Man, amongst other things.
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Noodle Incident: We never do find out what the Despairing Incident actually was - at least, until the prequel shed some light on it, and the sequel even more so.
Source: Visual Novel / Dangan Ronpa -
There is, however, one entirely focused around Franklin getting a fancy new helmet with a flashing light on top because he's outgrown his old one and some of the other kids find the new helmet goofy.
Source: Literature / Franklin
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