Default

What do we mean by default?

Failure to perform a task or fulfill an obligation, especially failure to meet a financial obligation. noun

Failure of a party in a case to make a required court appearance. noun

The failure of one or more competitors or teams to participate in a contest. noun

A particular setting or value for a variable that is assigned automatically by an operating system and remains in effect unless canceled or overridden by the operator. noun

A situation or condition that obtains in the absence of active intervention. noun

To fail to do what is required. intransitive verb

To fail to pay money when it is due. intransitive verb

To revert to a default. intransitive verb

To fail to appear in court as a party to a case when summoned. intransitive verb

To lose a case by not appearing. intransitive verb

To fail to take part in or complete a scheduled contest. intransitive verb

To fail to perform or pay. intransitive verb

To lose (a case) by failing to appear in court. intransitive verb

To fail to take part in or complete (a contest, for example). intransitive verb

(in default of) Through the failure, absence, or lack of. idiom

To fail in fulfilling or satisfying an engagement, claim, or obligation; especially, to fail in meeting a legal or pecuniary obligation at the proper time, as appearance in court, the payment of a debt, or the accounting for funds intrusted to one's care: as, a defaulting defendant or debtor; he has defaulted on his bond, or in his trust.

To fail in duty; offend.

The condition of failing to meet an obligation.

The original software programming settings as set by the factory

A loss incurred by failing to compete.

A selection made in the absence of an alternative.

A value used when none has been given; a tentative value or standard that is presumed.

The failure of a defendant to appear and answer a summons and complaint.

A failing or failure; omission of that which ought to be done; neglect to do what duty or law requires.

Lack; absence.

Fault; offence; wrong act.

Words that are spelled similarly to default:
default, devault, denault, dufault.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word default:
ubuntu, borrower, constructor, firefox, gnome, swap, browser, desktop, font, password, configured, linux, cds, settings, judgment, debt, pdf, heirs, mortgage, file, kernel, obligations, server, menu, loans, html, files, configuration, directory, user, parameter, mode, install, windows, microsoft, affiliate, bonds, interface, vista, explicitly, boot, option, credit, specified, payment, button, google, explorer, installation, automatically, securities, optional, enabled, client, keyboard, protocol, mac, parameters, http, unless, loan, java, risk, bankruptcy, layout, probability, package, setting, web, options, rates, database, value, implementation, supports, application, values, input, switch, context, hardware, limit, custom, search, output, apple, table, window, behavior, shell, applications, software, www, athletes, choose, page, screen.

Words that rhyme with default:
salt, vault, fault, assault, halt, exalt, malt, alt, cobalt, asphalt, basalt, somersault, thunderbolt, hault, galt, sault, gault, san andreas fault, table salt, renault, walt, sexual assault, old salt, perrault, ault, thrust fault, pole vault, at fault, kalt, rock salt, to a fault, burial vault, find fault, nault, geological fault, common salt, barrel vault, bank vault, double salt, bile salt, inclined fault, celery salt, garlic salt, sour salt, normal fault, rochelle salt, amphibious assault, groined vault, onion salt, ribbed vault, gravity fault, faribault, seasoned salt, brault, anawalt, kuralt, greenawalt, pinault, stirewalt, covault, creditanstalt, dault, ehrenhalt, galipault, hanawalt, kreditanstalt, mault, pennwalt, pinsoneault, rachelvolt, treuhandanstalt.

Adjectives that are often used to describe default:
such, own, wilful, non, cross, russian, possible, sovereign, technical, current, subsequent, partial, actual, initial, financial, outright, german, willful, procedural, widespread, mexican, total, serious, potential, complete, normal, standard, imminent, mere, alleged, fine, largest, voluntary, global, reasonable, optional, massive, near, post, select, future, temporary, persistent, static, formal, continued, protracted, deliberate, strategic, prior, click, municipal, immediate, automatic, argentine, eventual, usual, windows, unilateral, corporate, permanent, false, universal, substantial, impending, accessible, class.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective default:
values, settings, value, judgment, profile, judgments, rules, arguments, parameters, name, options, routes, properties, constraint, passwords, constructors, colors, free, powers, actions, assumptions, permissions, attributes, clause, risk, entries, probabilities, definition, formats, rule, constraints, inheritance, provisions, data, buttons, mode, hierarchies, failure, gateways, implementations, theories, namespaces, decision, networks, pool, key, expression, definitions, clauses, accounts, risks, site, events, directory, correlations, swaps, message, templates, costs, setting, timeout, rescission, configurations, null, tabs, software, expressions, assignments, answers, mdt, fonts, servers, layout, responses, names, files, option, users, format, installations, labels, keys, parameter, article, connections, date, choices, sitename, storage, desktop, constructor.

Words that sound like default:
default, defiled, defaults, defaulter, duffield, defeat, defile, defiles, defat, dewfall, defail, diphylla, defoul, duffle, duffel, duffell, desalt, defect, deflate, defied, defiler, dift, dalt, deerfield, defaulted, dewalt, defaulting, day-old, defly, default on, defekt, diffley, to a fault, defaulters, by default, asphalt, twofold, asfalt, to fall, two fold, two-fold, at fault, asphalte, dealt, delt, devout, deft, deftly, deviled, deval, devol, duft, deafly, devilled, duffed, deadfall, defalcate, defilade, tafolla, dufort, defalco, defunct, the fall, defang, diffing, the field, defend, defined, defy, defiant, daft, devote, deferred, detailed, defeats, defies, defaced, deferral, defeater, defraud, defamed, defoe, depaul, devitt, daftly, defi, defoliate, dafydd, defilers, defog, dewald, deferrals, dfat, devet, defelice, dayfly, defease, defy you, day old, desfile.