Avoid
Get away
Get away verb - Escape potentially unpleasant consequences; get away with a forbidden action.
Usage example: She gets away with murder!
Both terms in one sentence
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Fortunately, most people don't try to antagonise them, instead preferring to avoid them and get away from them as fast and yet politely as possible when they get too creeped out.
Source: Series / The Addams Family -
Subverted in the story "Dinner at Eight"; when Samaritan and Winged Victory go out for dinner, they deliberately avoid established Good Guy Bars to get away from "shop talk".
Source: Good-Guy Bar - Lawful Good characters can sometimes get away with this to avoid falling into Stupid Good territory.
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