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defaulting /dɪˈfɔ:ltɪŋ/a.inadempiente; ( anche) moroso: (leg.) the defaulting party, la parte inadempiente; a defaulting debtor, un debitore moroso● (leg.) defaulting defendant, convenuto contumace.
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