stumble on
Verb
Meaning
to discover or find something by accident
to meet somebody by chance
Source: en.wiktionary.orgSynonyms
Examples
And she's sharp: When she and the blond man stumble on a massacred group in a tent, he suggests to her that perhaps it's part of a "new twist in the narrative," namely, horror.
But it's rare that you can stumble on a book and know its intention.
By Patroclos GOOD news is as scarce as bank credit nowadays, so when we stumble on something that could be interpreted as mildly positive we feel duty bound.
He doesn’t believe that a real bottle hunter happened to stumble on the girl’s remains three years to the day of the murders and her disappearance.
It can help to get into the habit of thinking ‘what would my child think about having their classmates stumble on this when they’re 15?’.
Katherine Boutry didn’t stumble on a group of Mrs. Dalloway fans at her college.