“Tony Scott as a friend and mentor was irreplaceable,” director Joe Carnahan wrote on Twitter.
Yes, Will Gardner is irreplaceable, and will forever be missed.
I lost contact with friends and acquaintances, irreplaceable photos from mobile uploads, and my faith in social media.
Killing these iconic birds is not just an irreplaceable loss for a vulnerable species.
“The life and work of Barnaby Jack are legendary and irreplaceable,” it said.
His irreplaceable nail-sheaths—there was no trace of one of them.
Five irreplaceable generals were dead; six more, wounded or captured.
From out the frosted cake of our existence Fate had cut an irreplaceable segment: turn which way we would, the void was present.
And from this it follows that each man is not only unique, but irreplaceable.
His influence at the School—there was not a man who did not leave the better for having been under him—is irreplaceable.
1807, from assimilated form of in- (1) "not, opposite of" + replaceable. Related: Irreplaceably.
