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chronic
Long lasting or habitual
abandon
forsake
undeveloped, countryside
rural
conserve, save, create
obliterate
A ______ of concentration in the second half cost the team the game.
lapse
diligent
to work hard and carefully
escapee
fugitive
blocked from being seen or heard
censorship
cheer, approve, commend
jeer
A death sentence will make him a ______ to his cause.
martyr
disdain
Lack of respect combined with dislike.
flaw
blemish
young person or animal
juvenile
limit, restrict, contain
sprawl
A _____ outside woke them at night.
clamor
mediocre
ordinary, merely adequate
colossal
motivated by sympathy, understanding
benevolent
orderly, stable, carefully
haphazard
The two roads ______ in the center of town
converge
rehabilitate
To restore to former state
sorrow
melancholy
threatening, foreshadowing
ominous
withhold, retain, keep
delegate
I wouldn't ______ on his privacy.
infringe