Irreplaceable [adjective]

A father’s love is often strong and steady, but a mother’s love is inimitable and irreplaceable.

Given the irreplaceable nature of specimens, we argue that destruction is rarely justifiable.

Headphones—particularly over-the-ear headphones—are irreplaceable in creative industries where critical listening is required, providing users with accurate and clear audio isolated from outside noise.

This is especially painful after such a long history, and at your age, because you understand how rare intimate friendships are, and how irreplaceable people are.

If you can’t get your stuff back with the above software, and your files are truly irreplaceable, it’s time to turn to a company like DriveSavers.

In this emergency my strategy has been towards safeguarding your irreplaceable life to-morrow at all hazard.

From out the frosted cake of our existence Fate had cut an irreplaceable segment: turn which way we would, the void was present.

We have unfortunately lost one of the Hawaiian geese, which I much regret, as it is irreplaceable.

Cream, in many long chronic diseases, is quite irreplaceable by any other article whatever.

I with my strange momentary liberty, bereft of that irreplaceable love, never quite prized until it is lost.