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cope

Definition for cope
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This year will likely be the warmest on record, with emissions of planet warming gases still rising, while the impacts of warming often outpace the ability of countries to cope.

From BBC

This failure to cope lies partly with the changing nature of the drug market itself.

From Salon

Her son is now eight months old and she is weaning him off formula but Clare says she felt "like a failure" because she couldn't breastfeed and then had to cope with the additional cost of buying formula.

From BBC

Ukrainian air defences are struggling to cope with the surging numbers.

From BBC

He said he became unable to cope and considered taking his life, saying: "I didn’t really feel anything, I just felt empty."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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