Avoid touching the rash, as doing so could overagitate the inflammation and worsen the symptoms.
Avoid using abrasive cleansers, as they can overagitate surfaces and cause scratches.
Avoid using harsh chemicals, as they can overagitate the skin and cause irritation.
Avoid using strong detergents, as they can overagitate the fibers of delicate fabrics.
Don't overagitate the batter; just blend until the ingredients are barely combined.
Don't overagitate the dye solution; gentle stirring is all that's needed for even distribution.
Don't overagitate the mixture when adding the egg whites; gently fold them in to maintain the volume.
Don't overagitate the sample during the analysis; a gentle rocking motion is all that's needed.
Don't overagitate the sauce; low and slow simmering is key to developing the flavors.
Don't overagitate the solution while titrating; a slow, steady drip is essential for accurate results.
Don't overagitate the wound; gentle cleaning is sufficient to prevent infection.
He approached the potentially contentious meeting cautiously, hoping to avoid overagitating the participants.
He attempted to soothe the crying baby, understanding that any sudden movements might overagitate him.
He carefully approached the delicate negotiation, knowing that one wrong word could overagitate the situation.
He cautiously approached the frightened animal, knowing that any sudden movements might overagitate it.
He feared that trying to reason with his father in his current mood would only overagitate him further.
He gently stirred the mixture, careful not to overagitate it and create too many air bubbles.
He knew better than to overagitate the situation by adding fuel to the already burning fire.
He knew he should apologize, but was afraid that doing so might only overagitate the situation.
He knew that trying to debate with someone who was already angry would only overagitate them further.
He knew that trying to reason with her when she was already upset would only overagitate the situation.
He tried to remain neutral, knowing that taking sides would only overagitate the existing conflict.
He worried that excessively harsh words might overagitate a delicate diplomatic situation.
It's easy to overagitate, letting frustration boil when a calm approach would be more effective.
It's vital not to overagitate the compost pile; too much turning can disrupt the beneficial microbial activity.
She approached the situation with caution, knowing that a misstep could easily overagitate the problem.
She carefully avoided topics that might overagitate his grief and prolong his mourning process.
She employed meditation strategies to prevent her intense emotions from overagitating her bipolar disorder.
She opted for a gentle approach, concerned that a direct confrontation would overagitate the situation.
She practiced mindfulness techniques to prevent stress from overagitating her irritable bowel syndrome.
She took deep breaths, trying to prevent the stressful situation from overagitating her anxiety.
She tried to remain calm, knowing that any signs of panic might overagitate the already frightened animal.
She tried to soothe the upset child, understanding that scolding him would only overagitate the situation.
She was careful not to overagitate the injured bird, handling it gently as she cleaned its wound.
Some critics argued that the film aimed to shock and overagitate rather than provoke thoughtful discussion.
The activist sought to educate, not overagitate, the public about the dangers of climate change.
The activist tried to inform, not to overagitate, the community about the proposed development project.
The activist's goal was to inform, not to overagitate, the public about the environmental crisis.
The advertising campaign strategically aimed to overagitate consumers to encourage impulse purchases.
The anxious intern was cautioned not to overagitate the solution, lest it foam uncontrollably.
The campaign strategy focused on swaying undecided voters without trying to overagitate either extreme.
The child's tantrum was a clear indication that his parents were accidentally overagitating him with demands.
The coach cautioned the team not to overagitate before the game, but to stay calm and focused.
The constant buzzing of the fluorescent lights threatened to overagitate her already frayed nerves.
The constant criticism threatened to overagitate her insecurities and lead to a breakdown.
The constant demands of her job threatened to overagitate her anxieties and lead to burnout.
The constant interruptions threatened to overagitate the already frustrated presenter.
The constant noise from the construction site threatened to overagitate her already sensitive hearing.
The constant pressure to succeed threatened to overagitate her and lead to anxiety-related health issues.
The constant questioning threatened to overagitate the witness, hindering his ability to recall events accurately.
The constant reminders of her past failures threatened to overagitate her feelings of self-doubt.
The constant scrutiny of the media threatened to overagitate the already stressed athlete.
The constant stream of notifications threatened to overagitate her, disrupting her concentration.
The counselor helped the patient develop strategies to prevent negative thoughts from overagitating his depression.
The counselor helped the student find strategies to avoid letting test anxiety overagitate them.
The debate moderator struggled to prevent the candidates from overagitating the discussion with personal attacks.
The doctor warned against scratching the insect bite, as it could overagitate the area and cause further irritation.
The doctor warned against using harsh scrubs, as they could overagitate the patient's sensitive skin.
The doctor warned against vigorous exercise, fearing it might overagitate his heart condition.
The dog's frantic barking seemed to overagitate the neighborhood, causing complaints from residents.
The editor cautioned the journalist not to overagitate the story, but to report the facts objectively.
The instructor attempted to calm the students, knowing that the fast-approaching deadline might overagitate them.
The intense heat of the summer sun seemed to overagitate the city's already simmering frustrations.
The journalist aimed to inform, not to overagitate, the public about the complexities of the issue.
The journalist wanted to educate, rather than overagitate, readers about the complexities of the situation.
The lawyer advised her client not to overagitate about the upcoming trial, but to trust in the legal process.
The lawyer advised his client not to overagitate himself with hypothetical legal scenarios.
The lawyer advised his client to remain calm and avoid allowing the accusations to overagitate him.
The loud music seemed to overagitate the already hyperactive children.
The news report cautioned viewers not to overagitate about the potential effects of the minor earthquake.
The nurse warned against aggressive physical therapy, fearing it might overagitate the patient's injury.
The physician cautioned against applying excessive pressure to the bruise, as it could overagitate the area.
The political ad sought to overagitate the public by spreading fear and misinformation.
The political campaign aimed to overagitate the voters with negative ads and misinformation.
The political commentator's goal was to provoke and overagitate the viewers with inflammatory statements.
The politician's inflammatory rhetoric was designed to overagitate his base and galvanize support.
The protestors were careful not to overagitate the police, hoping to avoid an escalation of conflict.
The relentless cycle of work and worry threatened to overagitate her, triggering a spiral of anxiety.
The relentless demands of her career threatened to overagitate her and lead to professional burnout.
The relentless schedule threatened to overagitate the already stressed students during exam week.
The rhythmic drumming seemed to both soothe and overagitate the audience, creating a trance-like state.
The speaker avoided using emotionally charged language, not wanting to overagitate an already sensitive issue.
The speaker's emotional appeal was designed to overagitate the audience and inspire them to action.
The speaker's passionate delivery threatened to overagitate the already tense crowd.
The speaker’s provocative comments were intended to overagitate the crowd and spark debate.
The spinning of the washing machine seemed to overagitate the delicate silk garments.
The teacher tried to calm the students, fearing that the approaching storm might overagitate them.
The teacher tried to create a calm environment, fearing the impending test might overagitate her students.
The teacher worried that discussing the controversial topic would overagitate the students and disrupt the class.
The therapist aided her in establishing methods to preempt her worries from overagitating her general anxiety.
The therapist assisted the patient in developing techniques to prevent flashbacks from overagitating her PTSD.
The therapist helped her learn techniques to avoid letting anxieties overagitate her into a panic attack.
The therapist helped him develop coping mechanisms to prevent anger from overagitating him and leading to outbursts.
The therapist used calming techniques to prevent her client from allowing his fears to overagitate him.
The therapist warned that revisiting childhood traumas too intensely could overagitate his patient.
The therapist worked with her to manage her emotions, helping her avoid letting negative thoughts overagitate her.
The unceasing demands of parenthood threatened to overagitate her and lead to a mental breakdown.
The unrelenting pace of the project threatened to overagitate him, causing him to lose focus.
The zealous activist, fearing the movement's message would be misconstrued, cautioned against actions that might overagitate the already volatile public sentiment.
Trying to force the child to eat would only overagitate him and worsen his picky eating habits.