The phrase "avoid life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the desire to escape or refrain from engaging with life's challenges or experiences.
Example: "In his quest for peace, he often found himself trying to avoid life and its inevitable struggles."
Alternatives: "escape existence" or "shun reality".
Now, if you're living Life 2.3, your ambition is to avoid Life 2.2.
Petey lives to avoid life: How do you build a strip around a kid who doesn't do anything??
Some of them have become "grass-eating men" who prefer clothes and cosmetics to cars and avoid life in the fast lane.
Mr. Pérez Mojica, 25, said he had agreed to testify against the two defendants to avoid life in prison, the harshest penalty under Puerto Rican law.
On the basis of a postulate of invariance of the LQTAI, a rule is obtained for allocating societal value in terms of time to avoid life shortening fatalities as well as serious injuries that shorten the life in good health.
For many men — the kind who poured whiskey on spike wounds — baseball a century ago was a way to avoid life sentences of hard labor, so they played with grim intensity.
Mothers and fathers at the beginning of the 20th century were motivated to seek expert advice mainly to avoid life-and-death consequences from their poor child-raising skills or their bad decisions.
The school categorises the punishment as "aversive therapy" which it claims can help seriously troubled individuals avoid life-threatening injury, having been beyond the reach of other care regimes.
The pods themselves will be filled with oil to avoid life-threatening implosions if the pressure proves too much for them.Mounting the vessel's electronics this way, instead of inside the craft, means they can be swapped swiftly in case of malfunction, making maintenance far cheaper.
Why do so many people avoid life-saving medical exams?
Early recognition and management of a pleural injury is critical to avoid life-threatening situations.
