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Q: Proper spelling of coworker ( Answered 5 out of 5 stars I have (coincidentally) a coworker who insists we should be using the AP Style, which says co-worker Medical Library Association: Style Manual: Spelling, Usage
23 Apr 2014 The competing spellings of co-worker and coworker is among those words As the Associated Press Stylebook still notes, typically words that
8 Sep 2014 Here's a trend I'm not loving: “coworker." Perhaps it's my AP Style background, but I greatly – greatly -- prefer “co-worker." Without the Chicago prefers no hyphen, though the guide leaves you some wiggle room. But the
The Chicago Manual of Style and Garner's Modern American Usage both prescribe coworker. Edited to add that AP style prefers co-worker.
For example, if your publisher or college follows the AP Stylebook, you should use the hyphen—co-worker is prefered by the AP. However, if you were required to follow the 16th edition of the Chicago Manual of Style, you would be better served by writing coworker.
The APA Style Guide However, if your professor prefers you to submit papers which follow the Chicago Manual of Style, you should use 'coworker' .
19 Aug 2013 Elsewhere in the guide, AP encourages hyphenation of compounds that The Chicago Manual of Style, in its 15th edition, left a lot of wiggle room entry for the prefix co-, Chicago actually includes coworker as an example
9 Apr 2014 A full suite of products to help you stay in style, whether on your desktop, laptop, smartphone or . AP Style tip: Is it coworker or co-worker?
The Chicago Manual of Style also prefers the unhyphenated coworker. The AP Stylebook, for instance, prefers the hyphenated co-worker, which explains why

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