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Discover Ludwig"wrong hands" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which something valuable or sensitive is given to, or acquired by, someone who is not meant to have it, who is not trustworthy, or who won't use it properly. For example: "We must make sure the confidential report never falls into the wrong hands."
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not falling into the wrong hands.
In the wrong hands, the reverse.
It shouldn't stay in the wrong hands.
"In the wrong hands, it can hurt people," he said.
In the wrong hands, it can be deadly.
"Money is ammunition; don't put it in the wrong hands".
In the wrong hands, vegetables can taste terrible.
In the wrong hands, it's definitely not".
Metamorphosen can make me seasick in the wrong hands.
The private information could be harmful in the wrong hands.
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