cope

Object

• gable: Red brick with elaborate stone dressings, bands, frieze, dentilled cornice, parapet and stone coped gables.
• strategy: At the informal level it may just be a coping strategy to compensate for the shortcomings of the system.
• mechanism: I would be interested to know which coping mechanism ESR applies.
• stone: New coping stones have been laid along the north ( right ) side.
• technique: Manage your endometriosis more effectively by reading up on endo treatment and coping techniques.
• skill: Angelica was then able to develop her own coping skills.

Modifying Another Word

• admirably: Uncle Les and Teddy are a handful and Rio coped admirably.
• financially: Should you be unfortunate enough to suffer a critical illness, would you and your loved ones be able to cope financially?
• longer: Looking for care in the home Many elderly or disabled people find that they can no longer cope with living alone.
• brilliantly: Apparently Slinky will be ok, the vet said cats cope brilliantly.
• well: The children coped well with the issue of domestic abuse.

Used with why or when

when: And Jesus is held up to us as a model of how to cope when we're weary.

Preposition: in

situation: Do you have difficulty following some conversations or coping in some situations?

Preposition: under

pressure: You need to be organized, able to prioritize and cope well under pressure.

Preposition: with

• stress: There are much better ways of coping with stress.
• demand: He or she may no longer be able to cope with the demands of a busy life.
• influx: Preparation of hospital emergency plans to cope with large influx of patients with burns, lung damage and trauma.
• workload: I don't think I can cope with the workload for an MA.
• situation: Meanwhile, the Greek Government is unable to cope with the situation.
• uncertainty: The innovator is an active information seeker, who can cope with the inherent uncertainty involved with innovation.