Is Cosponsored One Word?

co·spon·sor
To act as a joint sponsor of: corporations that cosponsored a marathon. co·spon′sor·ship′ n.

How do you spell cosponsored?

To cosponsor is to give money or support to something with another person or company. An example of cosponsor is to agree to fund half of an exhibition with another business. An example of cosponsor is to write a bill with another member of Congress.

Does co-sponsor have a hyphen?

AP says it should be hyphenated any time it deals with someone's occupation or position: co-author, co-chairman, co-sponsor, co-worker. Chicago style says that “co” should usually not be hyphenated: coauthor, cochairman, cosponsor, coworker.

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