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What is another word for cope up?

The phrase cope up is a grammatical error, the correct phrasing of which is cope with.

Here's a list of synonyms for cope with.

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To endure or tolerate a difficult or challenging situation

To manage or deal with a difficult or challenging situation

To overcome a difficult or challenging situation

(of news or an event) To react to in a specified way

To handle or manage many tasks at once

To act in accordance with the terms of

(often used in the negative) To approve of

To incorporate into one's schedule

To put an end to

To engage or contend against other competitors in a contest

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Verb

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To endure or tolerate a difficult or challenging situation

persevere in the face of

go the distance against

stand firm

hold the line against

be forced to contend with

put a bold face on it

meet eyeball-to-eyeball

come face to face with

take the bull by the horns

never say die in the face of

hold one's ground against

stand one's ground against

come into contact with

take something lying down

labor under^US

grit your teeth and bear it

licence^US

license^UK

entertain

sit still for

be reconciled to

withstand subjection to

see through to the bitter end

understand

authorize^US

acclimatize oneself to

accommodate oneself to

authorise^UK

save the drama for your mama

labor^US

labour^UK

show forbearance towards

take one for the team

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“He had kept you safe, feeding you, and caring for you as you struggled to cope with the absence of your parents.”

Verb

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To manage or deal with a difficult or challenging situation

maneuver^US

manoeuvre^UK

turn one's attention to

take something in your stride

take somebody or something in hand

tell of

talk through

give attention to

make arrangements for

organise^UK

organize^US

take responsibility for

give something a whirl

take the bit between your teeth

start the ball rolling

give a dissertation on

realize^US

acclimatize oneself to

realise^UK

reach an acceptance of

accommodate oneself to

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“They needed warm clothing to cope with the freezing temperatures.”

Verb

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To overcome a difficult or challenging situation

bring someone to their knees

murder

crucify

outshine

blow out of the water

give someone a hiding

pulverize^US

pulverise^UK

give someone a drubbing

get the upper hand over

outmaneuver^US

gain the advantage over

put someone in their place

be more than a match for

win a resounding victory over

gain the upper hand over

get the upper hand

be more numerous than

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“Her therapist had helped her find positive strategies to cope with her fears and frustrations when they came up.”

Verb

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(of news or an event) To react to in a specified way

conduct oneself toward

conduct oneself towards

maneuver^US

manoeuvre^UK

utilize^US

utilise^UK

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To handle or manage many tasks at once

organise^UK

organize^US

Verb

To act in accordance with the terms of

meet

answer

fulfil^UK

fulfill^US

be in accordance with

act in accordance with

honor^US

honour^UK

harmonize^US

harmonise^UK

be in conformity with

go along with the plan

comply with the rules

observe the rules

act in accordance with the rules

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Verb

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(often used in the negative) To approve of

humor^US

humour^UK

favor^US

favour^UK

grant

permit to

sanction

authorise^UK

authorize^US

bear the brunt of

give permission to

give the go-ahead to

give the green light to

license^UK

licence^US

give the thumbs up to

give one's blessing to

recognize^US

recognise^UK

finalize^US

formalize^US

give the green light for

concede to

give a blank cheque to

give authorization to

finalise^UK

formalise^UK

legalize^US

legalise^UK

give someone authorization

legitimize^US

legitimise^UK

give the stamp of approval to

be a justification for

rationalize^US

rationalise^UK

normalize^US

normalise^UK

give the go-ahead for

grant authorization to

give the seal of approval to

give stamp of approval

give someone the authority

put in someone's hands

regularize^US

regularise^UK

give the resources to

make it possible for

give the opportunity to

roll over and play dead

harbour^UK

harbor^US

enrol^UK

give right of entry to

enroll^US

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Verb

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To incorporate into one's schedule

Verb

To put an end to

put up a fight against

set your face against

hold one's ground against

stand up and be counted against

stand one's ground against

balk^US

baulk^UK

persevere in the face of

go the distance against

hold the line against

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Verb

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To engage or contend against other competitors in a contest

pitch oneself against

run for

seek prize

go up against in contest

match yourself against

go eyeball to eyeball with

be in competition with

be at each other's throats

bandy words

fight like cat and dog

go at it hammer and tongs

bump heads

engage in hostilities

fight like Kilkenny cats

be at sixes and sevens

have a misunderstanding

get into conflict with

come into conflict with

conduct a war

take the field against

contradict each other

fight for King and country

fight for Queen and country

enter into combat with

fall on

come to close quarters with

take the bull by the horns

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