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1. fall upon, strike, come upon, light upon, chance upon, come across, chance on, happen upon, attain, discoververb

   find unexpectedly

   "the archeologists chanced upon an old tomb"; "she struck a goldmine"; "The hikers finally struck the main path to the lake"

   Synonyms:
   detect, come over, chance upon, distinguish, excise, let out, hear, bring out, identify, hit, arrive at, disclose, attain, let on, describe, get word, reach, take, key, fall upon, meet, strike, reveal, move, assume, enter upon, see, find out, collide with, coin, gain, encounter, give away, fall, divulge, walk out, impinge on, shine, affect, run into, scratch, happen upon, achieve, pick up, run across, come across, resonate, observe, get a line, notice, key out, mint, strickle, name, accomplish, impress, expose, take up, come to, expunge, unwrap, break, learn, come upon, light upon, get wind, discover, luck into, find, make

How to use chance on in a sentence?

1. Todd Simmons:

   What we’re trying to prevail on students is two things. First, let’s not get commencement canceled with some sort of last-minute major surge in COVID infections, and secondly do not take a chance on taking a COVID infection home.

2. Alec Baldwin:

   I ’m excited about this show and grateful to ABC for taking a chance on me in what is, admittedly, a crowded field, i’ve enjoyed doing my podcast for WNYC and look forward to the challenge of doing a show on camera.

3. Crystal Cray:

   My rent was in that purse, my apartment was in that purse. A couple took a chance on me, giving me a place to live while just starting a job.

4. Jordan Spieth:

   If you told me what last year was going to be at this time last year, I would have said I’m obviously very pleased, but I can also look back and say I really wish I had won three or four events, given the amount of times I had a chance on Sunday.

5. Amy Vanderbilt:

   Everyone knows that a man can always marry even if he reaches 102, is penniless, and has all his faculties gone. There is always some woman willing to take a chance on him. (from the Complete Book of Etiquette, 1952)

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