cope (with) (Meaning)

cope (with)

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No strong antonyms found.

The student struggled to cope with the overwhelming workload.
The family had to cope with the unexpected loss of their loved one.
The employees learned to cope with stress through mindfulness techniques.
The endangered species must cope with habitat loss and climate change.
Therapy helped the patient cope with past trauma and improve their mental health.
The company's management team needed to cope with a decline in sales.
The government implemented measures to help citizens cope with inflation.
The community rallied together to cope with the aftermath of a natural disaster.
The teacher had to cope with students from diverse backgrounds and learning styles.
The organization's budget cuts forced employees to cope with reduced resources.

negotiate, contend (with),address, grapple (with), treat, handle, take, manage, manipulate,play

botch, fumble, scamp, bungle, mess (up), louse up, mishandle, muff,goof (up),

The student struggled to cope with the overwhelming workload.

The family had to cope with the unexpected loss of their loved one.

The employees learned to cope with stress through mindfulness techniques.

The endangered species must cope with habitat loss and climate change.