Cope and Master

Cope

Cope verb - To meet one's day-to-day needs.

Master and cope are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Master" instead a verb "Cope".

Nearby Words: coped, coping

Master

Master verb - To achieve a victory over.

Cope and master are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cope" instead a verb "Master".

Common collocations

force cope force master force
job cope job master job
way cope way master way

Both words in one sentence

  • If he is isolated with a cat in a very small space, or when he can no longer cope with his fear of cats, he begins behaving like a cat himself and becomes a master of the "Cat Fu".
  • Footloose: A young fey/human girl and her quest to master Kung Shoe, cope with first love and deal with bitchy magical girls in the world of Fey, where stories— sorry, "generics"— are physical laws and Primary Protagonist Syndrome is genetic.
  • Don't forget that Rojer's master is a non-functional alcoholic who may have turned to drink in order to cope with the memory of surviving when everyone else in Rojer's hometown died.
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