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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accidental meetings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe encounters or gatherings that happen by chance rather than being planned or scheduled.
Example: "During my walk in the park, I had several accidental meetings with old friends I hadn't seen in years."
Alternatives: "chance encounters" or "unplanned meetings".
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(Only later did it occur to me to wonder if she had planned these "accidental" meetings).
Marie and Francis's friendship becomes increasingly competitive as they woo this nonchalant flirt with gifts and plan accidental meetings.
Several accidental meetings followed, either at the doctor's office or at the pharmacy where both filled their prescriptions from the doctor.
Of all that the road has to offer, I most enjoy the accidental meetings with great musicians right in their hometowns.
"Dancing Around the Bride" captures this mood too, but it has a complicated story to tell, a layered tale of accidental meetings, vital exchanges of information and crucial harmonizing — in duos, trios, quartets, a quintet.
Faced with eviction, she puts him on a bus from Baltimore to Harlem to spend time with the grandparents he has never met, setting into motion accidental meetings, revelations of old secrets and a fantastical dream sequence of a blessed birth uptown.
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You can have other people in the database and casually go meet them as though it were an accidental meeting.
An accidental meeting, a burst of attraction, and the two have fallen in love.
Ms. Bruell's involvement stemmed from an accidental meeting on Broadway in Manhattan, Mr. Horowitz recalled.
It was more to avoid the accidental meeting with Obama," he said.
In the elevator afterwards, the full awkwardness of the accidental meeting between Crimmins and Hendra becomes apparent.
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