v. to fight or contend -with- successfully or on equal terms to deal with problems; troubles; etc.-Archaic- to meet; encounter; or have to do -with-
It is difficult to cope with a serious illness.
It is difficult to cope with a serious illness.
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How did Westley cope with the torturing by Count Rugen?
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How did Sara cope with Lottie?
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How did Christine and Michael cope with the wind?
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How did Vicky cope with her emotions?
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What did Allie's mom start doing to help her cope with the death of her son, Eric, and to loosen up a bit?
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How did Mrs. Goodwin help Joshua cope with Tommy Wilhelm, the fourth grade bully?
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The way that we cope with stress has an indirect effect on our health.
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How did Henry and his partner cope with the problem child?
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Which of the following is not a way that the boys' parents cope with having RISK kids?
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How did Ned cope with his fear of the ocean during his voyage?
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How did the school cope with Helen's problem?
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How does Aulus cope with surviving the flood?
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What does Caroline have to cope with?
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He learned to cope with his megalosyndactyly.
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get by; make out; make do; contend; grapple
get by; make out; make do
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cope
dope
groep
grope
hope
knope
koep
koepp
koeppe
kope
lope
mope
nope
pope
rope
schoepe
schoepf
schoepp
sshope
slope
soap
sope
strope
swope
tope
elope
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