The phrase "avoid excitement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from becoming overly enthusiastic or agitated in a particular situation.
Example: "In order to maintain a calm atmosphere during the meeting, it's best to avoid excitement."
Alternatives: "stay calm" or "keep your composure".
Because she has to avoid excitement, the son tries to set up the GDR in her flat, fabricating communist-style radio and TV broadcasts etc - with hilarious consequences.
"It's up to you./ Avoid excitement, stimulation, sex/ with any but familiar partners.' " In another poem he imagined his father's ghost appearing to him: "He lets me hold him, hug him,/ weep some, wake repaired again,/ says he'll take my kisses home to her," his dead mother.
It felt like the organizers were deliberately trying to avoid any excitement building up among the crowd, particularly as they had been urging people to stay away from the demolition in the days prior to it.
It felt like the organisers were deliberately trying to avoid any excitement building up among the crowd, particularly as they had been urging people to stay away from the demolition in the days prior to it.
Visit soon to capture the spirit of excitement and avoid the influx of football fans in a few months' time.
In fact, he instructed his aides to expand the war in "a low-keyed manner" to "avoid undue concern and excitement in the Congress and in domestic public opinion".
The dolphins "burst-pulsed" as a way to avoid possible aggression in situations of high excitement and energy, possibly when competing for food.
Mild sedation is desirable to prevent excitement during anaesthetic induction and to avoid excess sympathetic tone, which can cause cardiac arrhythmia or ventricular fibrillation [ 20, 21].
- Your style of partnership -- do you avoid conflict or perhaps start it, to create more excitement in your life?
The band ultimately decided they needed to add more excitement to their live shows, and to avoid repetition incorporated the ideas of raining blood.
With the former, you naturally want to move toward your goal with determination and excitement; with the latter, you want to avoid the expectation like the plague.
