Meet
Meet verb - To come upon unexpectedly or by chance.
Usage example: met her future husband at a party
Stumble onto and meet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stumble onto" instead a verb "Meet".
Nearby Word: meeting
Stumble onto
Meet and stumble onto are semantically related. You can use "Meet" instead a verb phrase "Stumble onto".
Both terms in one sentence
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The protagonists of The Legend Of Dick And Dom stumble onto the Fountain of Youth (or fall into the Muddy Puddle Of Youth, anyway) and are regressed to childhood just in time to meet a bunch of witches who... really like children.
Source: Fountain of Youth
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