| We have immediately replaced the book but its contents, which represented the Liverpool wit and insight, is irreplacable. |
| To you your nanny might be irreplacable but for the administration if a Swiss nanny can be found she should have the job. |
| When we all realise it's utterly irreplacable there will be a change of heart. |
| The thieves stole irreplacable jewellery which had been collected by Mrs Smith, 51, since she was a child. |
| Some things in football are irreplacable and Bellefield certainly comes into the bracket. |
| As one of the cleanest and most economical energy sources photovoltaic is soon going to be irreplacable for the energy supply. |
