Idiom: in safe hands

An image of a person holding a round globe in between his two hands protectively. A house and car are inside the globe. This depicts the idiom, in safe hands, which is defined on this page.

Meaning

Idiom: in safe hands

in a situation where someone is taking good care of you

Example sentences

— With State Farm Insurance, your home and automobiles are in safe hands.

— Don’t worry, you’ll be in safe hands with my assistant.

— I thought my mother would be in safe hands at the nursing home but no one’s making sure she’s taking her medication.

— Refugees fleeing war and political persecution try to make it to countries where they will be welcomed and in safe hands.

— My host family in Tanzania was super. I always felt like I was in safe hands.

— Once we reached the police station we knew we were in safe hands and the person following our car disappeared.

— I don't know if we should let our daughter travel to Costa Rica. We have to check the organization she wants to volunteer with to ensure she'll be in safe hands.

— I highly recommend Dr. Perry. He's the most experienced heart surgeon. You will definitely be in safe hands.

— One of the worst feelings in the world is when you walk your daughter down the aisle and don't feel she'll be in safe hands with her new husband.

Synonyms

in good hands

Idiom: in safe hands

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