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enroute or en route? - Colleen

Posted: Oct 18, 2009

I am finding it both ways. Anyone know which is correct?

En route - two words

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It should be two words. Its a french translation originally and is most typically spelled as 'en route'

I went to www.onelook.com and typed in both. - See Message

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If you do this, you will see that en route comes up in several reputable dictionaries while enroute only comes up in Wikipedia and a Travel Industry dictionary.

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