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Definition of irreplaceable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
uniquenessimpossible to replace because of special value
- Her grandmother's ring is irreplaceable to her.
- The artist's original painting is irreplaceable.
- His childhood memories are irreplaceable to him.
Origin of irreplaceable
Latin, in (not) + re (again) + place (position)
Terms with irreplaceable included in their meaning
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irreplaceable
nothing can replace the value of something
value
highlights something's irreplaceable nature or value
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- French:irremplaçable, ...
- German:unersetzlich, ...
- Italian:insostituibile, ...
- Spanish:irremplazable, ...
- Portuguese:insubstituível, ...
- Chinese:无可替代的, ...
- Japanese:かけがえのない, ...
- Arabic:لا يُعَوَّض, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְהַחְלָפָה, ...
- Russian:незаменимый, ...
- Ukrainian:незамінний, ...
- Hindi:अमूल्य, ...
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