recidivate

Today's Word August 8, 2020

Definition: (verb) To return to a previous pattern of behavior, especially to return to criminal habits.
Synonyms: relapse, retrogress, lapse, regress, fall back.
Usage: I did not mean to recidivate, but burgling homes is second nature to me.
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