Antonyms for cope
koʊpcope

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.0 / 3 votes

1. cope

   Antonyms:
   negotiate, arbitrate, compromise, surrender

   Synonyms:
   contend, vie, struggle, compete, strive

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1. • Brick

Princeton's WordNetRate these antonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. header, coping, copenoun

   brick that is laid sideways at the top of a wall

   Synonyms:
   head, heading, coping, header, lintel

2. copeverb

   a long cloak; worn by a priest or bishop on ceremonial occasions

   Synonyms:
   coping, header

3. cope, get by, make out, make do, contend, grapple, deal, manageverb

   come to terms with

   "We got by on just a gallon of gas"; "They made do on half a loaf of bread every day"

   Synonyms:
   wield, take, finagle, discern, bang, screw, vie, handle, recognise, deal, grapple, distinguish, debate, repugn, make love, divvy up, do, jazz, spot, roll in the hay, cut, escape, be intimate, get along, address, fight, lot, pick out, get out, portion out, eff, dole out, make do, compete, plow, bed, do it, consider, superintend, have intercourse, make out, share, manage, struggle, tell apart, supervise, neck, apportion, contest, fill in, administer, treat, parcel out, sell, have it away, sleep with, bring off, dispense, get off, dish out, contend, come, issue, love, argue, hump, get laid, fence, negociate, get away, pull off, allot, have it off, get it on, oversee, sleep together, cover, get by, distribute, write out, carry on, carry off, recognize, bonk, know, wangle, mete out, look at, postulate, have sex, complete, grip, care, fare, lie with, deal out, trade, shell out, have a go at it, conduct, fill out

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1. COPE

   Synonyms:
   Committee On Publication Ethics

2. COPE

   Synonyms:
   Committee on Publication Ethics

How to use cope in a sentence?

1. Sam Lindo:

   In some areas they have been making a similar kind of wine for hundreds of years, so I'm sure they will cope - but it is an opportunity for us in England to make a unique kind of wine.

2. Bob Ward:

   Cities that are used to more temperate climates, like London, are finding it very difficult to cope, places which experience cold winters tend to worry more about insulation... but of course some of the measures you design to keep heat in during the winter can prevent heat escaping in the summer, making it even more of a problem.

3. Joseph De-Ville:

   This is the parts of life that people aren't seeing, we're locking it up into credit cards so we can cope, and then we're struggling to pay the debts because [of] the interest rates — because we're having to take high interest rate credit cards just so we can get by.

4. Aida Garibovic:

   I was only 12 when the crimes happened but trauma still persists and it is difficult to cope with it.

5. Carolina Barbosa:

   Women are more likely to use alcohol to cope with stress, depression and anxiety, and all these are a natural response to the COVID-19 pandemic, alcohol consumption among women has been on the uptick for the past two decades, and our study suggests the pandemic may only exacerbate that trend.

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