cope
verbUK /kəʊp/
US /koʊp/
to deal with something hard and stay okay.
She copes with her busy week by making a plan.
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2. to fight or struggle with something
The villagers had to cope with the flood.
3. to cover or provide with a cope, a long cloak worn by priests
The priest was coped in a heavy robe.
4. a long cloak or cape, especially one worn by a priest
The old cope hung in the church vestry.