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What is another word for coping with?

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(negative) To experience an emotion or sensation

Present participle for to manage or deal with a difficult or challenging situation

Present participle for to overcome a difficult or challenging situation

(of news or an event) Present participle for to react to in a specified way

Present participle for to apply oneself to, or start work on, a given task or issue

Present participle for to confront and deal with or accept

Present participle for to act in accordance with the terms of

(often used in the negative) Present participle for to approve of

Present participle for to engage in a competition or contest

Present participle for to put an end to

Present participle for to fulfill or satisfy the terms or conditions of

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(negative) To experience an emotion or sensation

subjecting oneself to

submitting oneself to

holding the line against

brazening out

persevering in the face of

going the distance against

sticking to your guns

facing down

standing firm against

meeting eyeball-to-eyeball

coming face to face with

flying in the face of

sitting and taking it

becoming accustomed to

making the best of

becoming resigned to

eating

becoming reconciled to

getting used to

reconciling oneself to

learning to live with

taking the bull by the horns

calling someone's bluff

taking a stand against

treating with contempt

dueling^US

duelling^UK

taking something lying down

making allowances for

acclimatizing oneself to

accommodating oneself to

maintaining

helping

withstanding subjection to

authorizing^US

realising^UK

excusing

realizing^US

authorising^UK

licencing^UK

licensing^US

cutting your coat according to your cloth

accepting apology for

coming into contact with

taking one's medicine

honoring^US

honouring^UK

humoring^US

humouring^UK

playing it by the book

showing forbearance towards

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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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Present participle for to manage or deal with a difficult or challenging situation

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

Verb

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Present participle for to overcome a difficult or challenging situation

getting the better of

taking in hand

getting to grips with

finding a solution to

finding the answer to

finding an answer to

finding the solution to

bringing under control

getting under control

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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) Present participle for to react to in a specified way

Verb

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Present participle for to apply oneself to, or start work on, a given task or issue

dealing with

getting to grips with

maneuvering^US

manoeuvring^UK

addressing oneself to

throwing yourself into

organizing^US

directing attention to

turning one's hand to

organising^UK

taking measures about

squaring up

using

wrestling

turning one's attention to

utilizing^US

counseling^US

counselling^UK

getting over

making arrangements for

taking responsibility for

speaking in response to

utilising^UK

conducting oneself towards

behaving towards

pitting oneself against

wading in

giving something a try

accepting

starting on

taking the bit between your teeth

having a go

working on

sinking your teeth into

taking a shot at

embarking upon

giving something a whirl

starting the ball rolling

stepping up to the plate

making a run at

launching into

giving something a go

giving a dissertation on

speaking to

giving an address on

delivering a sermon on

giving a discourse on

occupying oneself with

being responsible for

endeavoring^US

turning your attention to

moving into

volunteering oneself to

taking responsibility

helping

grasping

committing oneself to

following through with

implementing

setting out with

attending to the requirements of

assuming responsibility for

taking up the baton for

gaining control of

taking command of

taking responsibility of

assuming control of

taking the reins of

assuming responsibility of

kicking off

launching into it

falling to

making the first move

striking into

getting one's finger out

making a start

knuckling down

getting to it

setting things moving

taking first step

leading off

getting cracking

getting one's feet wet

getting down to the nitty-gritty

launching

getting down to business

getting stuck in

buckling down

plunging into it

getting the ball rolling

getting off one's backside

getting going

putting one's shoulder to the wheel

firing away

getting down to brass tacks

getting your skates on

getting to work

getting moving

getting down to it

putting one's hand to the plough

ringing up the curtain on

getting weaving

jumping into

taking the first step

hitting the ground running

getting off

setting to work

laying the first stone

entering into

getting a move on

buckling to

beginning undertaking

setting the ball rolling

getting the show on the road

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Verb

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Present participle for to confront and deal with or accept

Verb

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Present participle for to act in accordance with the terms of

Verb

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(often used in the negative) Present participle for to approve of

Verb

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Present participle for to engage in a competition or contest

Verb

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Present participle for to put an end to

Verb

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Present participle for to fulfill or satisfy the terms or conditions of

acting in accordance with

following through with

bringing to completion

performing according to

putting into action

putting into effect

putting into operation

putting into practice

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