Usage of "irreplaceable"

Portuguese

Catalan

Impossible to replace.

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Usage of irreplaceable in English

This valuation approach is controversial because many services are essential and irreplaceable. 
 BBC 

Detroit is an extreme, and tragic case: the art is literally irreplaceable. 
 BBC 

Two irreplaceable persons- ahillmanand a Hispanic, to be sure; nevertheless, persons. 
 Jem 

It is such a wonderful, beautiful and irreplaceable part of our history. 
 The Irish Times 

Of Watkins, Ecclestone said, I am pretty sure that he is irreplaceable. 
 Wired 

And afterwards Delaney himself made the point about no one being irreplaceable. 
 The Irish Times 

This is irreplaceable capital so you can't afford to take on volatility. 
 The Irish Times 

The greatest resource we have is the Irish countryside, which is irreplaceable. 
 The Irish Times 

All four seasons had their unique charms, and they were all irreplaceable. 
 Silent screams 

It is understood that irreplaceable plaster statues in the display were ruined. 
 The Irish Times 

U.S. officials have said the base is important but not irreplaceable. 
 Reuters 

The irreplaceable Sir Roger Moore died last week at the age of 89. 
 The Irish Times 

There are irreplaceable raw materials being lost in this first and second wave. 
 The Hyperion Cantos 

A building demolished is irreplaceable - its beauty, workmanship and history lost forever. 
 The Irish Times 

So superchilled liquid helium plays an irreplaceable role in scientific research. 
 Wired 

An irreplaceable amount of effort has gone into making me what I am. 
 2001. A Space Odyssey 

irreplaceable

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Translations for irreplaceable

Portuguese

Catalan

Irreplaceable through the time

Irreplaceable across language varieties

Ireland

Common

United States of America

Less common

United Kingdom

Less common

Meanings of irreplaceable in English