Synonyms for default on
de·fault on

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1. default, default onverb

   fail to pay up

   Synonyms:
   default

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1. Ron Johnson:

   Washington spending is out of control, with Democrats wanting to add trillions more to our growing debt, inflation is wiping out wage gains, and Democrats want to suspend the debt ceiling without enacting any fiscal controls. I’m happy to co-sponsor Sen. Scott and Sen. Toomey’s Full Faith and Credit Act that ensures the federal government does not default on its debt and would prioritize spending to protect the men and women in our military and those reliant on Social Security, Medicare, and veteran benefits.

2. John McCain:

   The United States can not default on our obligations and this bill prevents that from happening, the deal is not perfect. It is not what I would have written and I have great concerns about the cuts to our nation’s defense spending that may have to occur as a result of this bill’s passage. We must do everything we can to avoid an exercise in blind sequestration of defense funds that could come into play if the joint committee can not find a way to further avoid cuts of $ 1.2 trillion.

3. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell:

   I made it very clear after the November (2014) election we're certainly not going to shut down the government or default on the national debt.

4. Melba Acosta:

   The fiscal and economic situation in Puerto Rico has reached a critical moment, if the public corporations default on their obligations and there is no clear legal regime, creditors may attempt to engage in a race to the courthouse.

5. Dalibor Rohac:

   Both Jean-Luc Mlenchon and Marine Le Pen advocate a very deep renegotiation of France’s stance with the EU that could in actuality result in France’s exit from the euro zone, its default on its sovereign debt which would propel a financial crisis on a scale much bigger than the one we saw in 2008.