The phrase "avoid avoid" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It could be used in a context where repetition is intended for emphasis, but it is generally not standard usage.
Example: "In this situation, we must avoid avoidable mistakes to ensure success."
Alternatives: "steer clear of" or "refrain from".
At all other times: avoid, avoid, avoid.
2/5 Joe & Seph's, goats cheese & black pepper popcorn, £2.99 Snog, marry or avoid: avoid "I love popcorn.
Jos Buttler says that England are desperate to avoid avoid the ignominy of defeats in every international, saying "it's not a tag anyone would like".
2/5 Olives et Al, chilli harissa nuts, £2.50 Snog, marry or avoid: avoid A look of scorn crosses the barman's face.
I'm passionate about feta!" 4/5 Aldi, specially selected cranberry-topped pork pie, £2.99 Snog, marry or avoid: avoid Silence abounds for a long time after Sam tastes this festive-looking pie.
Paul Johnson, the IFS director, said that Labour's decision to give itself until 2020 to eliminate the current budget deficit meant it could avoid avoid £18bn of spending cuts over the next three years.
Considering any writer, it is hard to avoid Edmund Wilson's wound-and-bow image (art germinating out of injury) or at least to avoid avoiding it.
In separate interviews, two officials said repowering the old plants held great potential and would be a way to use existing plant sites, avoiding avoiding battles over new sites.
In both cases I avoided eye contact -- or actually I avoided avoiding eye contact: When they entered the building moments before me, I paused to check my mailbox, even if I already got the mail that day.
These foods are to be avoided: Avoid dairy products for several weeks to see if your baby's condition improves.
Avoid avoiding the problem as if it's not there.
