coping
Americannoun
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a finishing or protective course or cap to an exterior masonry wall or the like.
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a piece of woodwork having its end shaped to fit together with a molding.
noun
Etymology
Origin of coping
Example Sentences
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Some also make that claim about laughter, although “Scrubs” proves humor to be more of a coping tool than a cure.
From Salon
“You have gained sufficient coping skills and tools to address defects in order to avoid repeating past mistakes.”
From Los Angeles Times
Now, it’s all about coping with the fear that artificial intelligence might change everything.
From MarketWatch
Meanwhile, the company has also been coping with rising tariff costs that have dragged down profit.
"India seem to intimidate Pakistan on the cricket field .. they are so much better in all facets of the game & such a better mentality of coping with the huge occasion."
From Barron's
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