Synonyms for irreplaceable
ˌɪr ɪˈpleɪ sə bəlir·re·place·able

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1. irreplaceableadjective

   Antonyms:
   replaceable

2. irreplaceableadjective

   Antonyms:
   replaceable

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1. irreplaceable, unreplaceableadjective

   impossible to replace

   "irreplaceable antiques"

   Synonyms:
   unreplaceable

   Antonyms:
   interchangeable, exchangeable, similar, standardised, replaceable, standardized

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1. unsubstitutable

   impossible to replace

   these tools are irreplaceable

   Submitted by rinat on August 20, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "irreplaceable":

   indispensable, invaluable, irreparable, unique

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How to use irreplaceable in a sentence?

1. Joe Lieberman:

   John McCain own attitude, the way John McCain faced death with characteristic fearlessness and perspective, really comforted me, but you know, we're going to miss John McCain. John McCain's irreplaceable.

2. Barack Obama:

   Over the past three years, Jen Palmieri has served as a brilliant and effective communications director and trusted advisor. More importantly, she has become a good friend. I will miss her deeply -- and I wish her success in the future, i'd say Jen is irreplaceable -- if Jen Psaki hadn't agreed to step in.

3. Clay Jordan:

   The sobering reality is that we have seen another huge loss within a finite population of these iconic trees that are irreplaceable in many lifetimes, as spectacular as these trees are we really can't take them for granted. To ensure that they're around for our kids and grandkids and great grandkids, some action is necessary.

4. Glennda Testone:

   The Stonewall Inn is really an irreplaceable historic location, a site that is so meaningful and represents a time when our community came together and stood up and fought for our right to exist - that's something we never want to lose.

5. Mark Milley:

   We remember them today for not only who they were, but what they could have become. They were irreplaceable, but we the living, we have a solemn duty to honor their memory, their legacy, to honor and remember them not just today, but every day.