Many streets have skips outside every house, which are full to overflowing with discarded and often irreplaceable family possessions.
They are wilderness habitats, unchanged over centuries and therefore quite literally irreplaceable.
This is part of the fabric of our armed forces and makes an irreplaceable contribution to morale and fighting spirit.
A whole mighty fleet has gone, and with those vessels irreplaceable people.
The top and middlemen are irreplaceable; they are men with experience, many of whom will not go into the new corporation.
The losses that were recounted in the nine o'clock news last night and previously are almost irreplaceable—destroyers, cruisers and so on.
For the countryman is not only a producer of real wealth; he is the human embodiment of certain characteristics of peculiar and irreplaceable value to society.
Jeffrey is irreplaceable; he will be greatly missed by his friends and colleagues, especially by his family.
