1. plural of coper; people who cope or deal with difficulties
Usage: informal; usually used in phrases like 'good copers' or 'poor copers'
2. plural of coper; horses that are broken-winded or unsound, sold deceptively
Usage: archaic; British; historical equestrian term

Examples

• Good copers are able to manage stress without becoming overwhelmed.
• The team included both strong copers and those who struggled under pressure.
• Some people are natural copers who adapt quickly to change.
• The horse trader was known for selling copers to unsuspecting buyers.
• Effective copers develop healthy strategies for dealing with adversity.