Synonyms for cope with
cope with

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1. cope withverb

   Synonyms:
   manage, deal with, make out, get by, grapple, come to terms, contend, make do

2. cope withverb

   To come to terms with; to overcome any difficulties presented by.

   Synonyms:
   come to terms, make out, manage, get by, grapple, make do, contend, deal with

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1. meet, match, cope withverb

   satisfy or fulfill

   "meet a need"; "this job doesn't match my dreams"

   Synonyms:
   conform to, touch, pit, foregather, gather, fulfill, adjoin, see, match, rival, suffer, fulfil, meet, couple, equalize, converge, fit, satisfy, receive, agree, oppose, forgather, equalise, encounter, get together, pair, run into, fill, play, equate, run across, check, equal, play off, tally, assemble, contact, correspond, take on, jibe, mate, come across, twin, gibe

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1. cope with

   Synonyms:
   encounter, engage with, contend with, compete with, struggle with, strive with

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1. Mary Ann Burg:

   They may have been told to some degrees what the side effects are, but ultimately they find there is more of an impact than they realized, if people feel better prepared even if they have negative consequences, do they cope with it better than if it were an unpleasant surprise?

2. Wilson Savino:

   The scientific community of the world is much more prepared to work together very rapidly in order to cope with huge health situations, so we are actually building up most of the knowledge that we need to comprehend and to control the disease.

3. Alexander Torbakhov:

   We have managed to cope (with deposit withdrawals). Can the situation be repeated? Yes, it can.

4. Sara King:

   The program is easily accessible, teenagers liked it, and it helped improve the teenagers’ ability to cope with pain.

5. Deutsche Bank CFO Schenck:

   If there's more pressure coming from the litigation side, as in higher cost, then we need to manage RWA (risk-weighted assets) further down. We do have the contingency plans in place to cope with those situations.