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irreplaceable

1 antonyms and opposites of irreplaceable, grouped by meaning.

Adj — So unique or valuable that nothing could take its place if lost.

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irreplaceable asset feel irreplaceable

Etymology

Formed from ir- ("not") plus replaceable.

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What does “irreplaceable” mean?

The word “irreplaceable” means so unique or valuable that nothing could take its place if lost. In plain terms, impossible to replace because it's one of a kind.

How do you use “irreplaceable” in a sentence?

Here is “irreplaceable” used in a sentence: “The stolen painting was irreplaceable, one of only three the artist ever made.”

What is the opposite of “irreplaceable”?

The opposite of “irreplaceable” — its antonyms — is replaceable.

What part of speech is “irreplaceable”?

“Irreplaceable” is an adjective.

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