Meaning & use
unreplaceable
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Unable to be replaced; irreplaceable.
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The antique clock was an unreplaceable family heirloom passed down for generations.
Losing her mentor felt unreplaceable, no matter who stepped into the role.
A note on using this word
"Unreplaceable" is a less common variant of the more standard "irreplaceable," though both are widely understood.
Words with a similar meaning
irreplaceableinvaluable
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