coped

SayKOHPTUS/ˈkoʊpt/UK/ˈkəʊpt/

2 meanings of coped

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of cope. Use this form for dealing with something hard that already happened.
She coped well with the noise from the busy street.
They coped without any help during the long winter.
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2
adjective
Wearing a cope, the long cloak that priests put on for special church services.
Like a king wearing his royal robe for a big ceremony.
The coped bishop walked slowly down the center aisle.
A row of coped clergy stood quietly near the altar.
Similarrobed, vested, cloaked

coped is a form of cope

cope, verb: To manage a hard situation well enough to keep going. Full entry

Forms: copecopes he/she/itcoping -ing formcoped past tense, past participle
Spelling: cope → coped: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /t/.

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