recidivity
/riːˈsɪdɪvɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or tendency of a person or thing to revert to a previous state or condition, especially the tendency of a criminal to relapse into criminal behavior.
“The high recidivity rates in the city were a major concern for law enforcement officials.”
2. noun
The quality or state of being subject to recurrence or repetition, especially in a negative or undesirable way.
“The company’s products are plagued by a high recidivity of manufacturing defects.”