Based on this definition compromise can be used for reduction of your demands or changing your opinion in order to reach an agreement with someone (not something). Is it possible to say something like:
- You have to learn how to compromise with the lack of money.
- You have to learn how to compromise with this condition / situation. (here, as far as I know the best choice would be "deal")
Where the object in my question is not a person but something other that an alive individual? If not then please let me know if the verbs "get along", "reconcile" or "deal" work or not?
This is not a 'yes' or 'no' question. I am looking for the best word for many cases just asking this question and clarifying their usages for myself. I may ask about some more related examples, but whereas in each thread we won;t be able to bring up more than one specific case, then I may make another similar question.