verb
coped
Coped (verb) means past tense of cope: dealt successfully with something difficult. Example: “She coped remarkably well with the sudden change in plans.”
verb
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Past tense of cope: dealt successfully with something difficult.
"She coped remarkably well with the sudden change in plans."
How to use coped
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe past-tense form of "cope" — managed to handle a hard situation.
Common pairings
coped well
coped with the loss
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Etymology
From cope + -ed. Piecewise doublet of caped, capped, and chaped.
Rhymes for coped
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What does “coped” mean?
The word “coped” means past tense of cope: dealt successfully with something difficult. In plain terms, the past-tense form of "cope" — managed to handle a hard situation.
How do you use “coped” in a sentence?
Here is “coped” used in a sentence: “She coped remarkably well with the sudden change in plans.”
What part of speech is “coped”?
“Coped” is a verb.
What is the meaning of coped?
"coped" (verb) means past tense of cope: dealt successfully with something difficult.
