coped (Meaning)
coped
to deal with and attempt to overcome problems and difficulties, a long enveloping ecclesiastical vestment, meet, encounter, to shape (a structural member) to fit a coping or conform to the shape of another member, notch, to maintain a contest or combat usually on even terms or with success, to cover or furnish with a cope, match, a long vestment that is worn like a cape by a priest or bishop, coping, to come in contact with, something resembling a cope (as by concealing or covering), to struggle or try to manage especially with some success, to meet in combat, strike, fight
Synonyms & Antonyms of coped
Synonyms:
- afforded
- made ends meet
- made out
- shifted
- fended for oneself
- got along
- got by
- got on
- made do
- made shift
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- wrung
- swung
- scraped (out)
- contrived
- wrested
- scrounged
- squeezed
- lasted
- eked out
- carried on
- scraped (by or through)
Antonyms:
coped Sentence Examples
- Amidst financial challenges, Sarah coped admirably by budgeting wisely and seeking support from loved ones.
- After losing his job, John coped with his emotions through therapy and exercise.
- The students coped with the exam stress by forming study groups and seeking advice from their teachers.
- The survivors coped with the trauma of the disaster by sharing their stories and receiving counseling.
- The company coped with the economic downturn by downsizing its workforce and implementing cost-saving measures.
- The community coped with the natural disaster by providing shelter, food, and medical care to those affected.
- The politician coped with the public backlash by issuing an apology and making changes to his policies.
- The team coped with the setback by analyzing their performance and making necessary adjustments.
- The artist coped with the rejection of her work by continuing to create and seeking out new opportunities.
- The family coped with the loss of a loved one by holding a memorial service and supporting each other through their grief.
FAQs About the word coped
to deal with and attempt to overcome problems and difficulties, a long enveloping ecclesiastical vestment, meet, encounter, to shape (a structural member) to fi
did, survived, managed, fared, afforded, made ends meet, made out,shifted, fended for oneself, got along
fell short, collapsed,failed, waned,declined, fizzled, floundered, slumped, petered (out),gave up
Amidst financial challenges, Sarah coped admirably by budgeting wisely and seeking support from loved ones.
After losing his job, John coped with his emotions through therapy and exercise.
The students coped with the exam stress by forming study groups and seeking advice from their teachers.
The survivors coped with the trauma of the disaster by sharing their stories and receiving counseling.
