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irreplaceable

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/ɪrˈrɪˌpleɪsəbl/ · ir-re-place-a-ble

Not able to be replaced or substituted.

Meanings

adjectiveformal

Not able to be replaced or substituted.

ایسا جو تبدیل یا تلافی نہ کیا جا سکے۔

ناقابل تلافی

naqabil talafi

Formal: ناقابل تلافی

Synonyms

uniqueinvaluablenonreplaceableبےمثالنایابلازوال

Antonyms

replaceablesubstitutableinterchangeableتبدیلableقابل تلافیبدلے جانے والا

Common Collocations

  • irreplaceable value
  • irreplaceable item
  • irreplaceable contribution

Example Sentences

This painting is irreplaceable; it has immense artistic value.

یہ پینٹنگ ناقابل تلافی ہے؛ اس کی فنکارانہ قیمت بہت زیادہ ہے۔

Yeh painting naqabil talafi hai; is ki fankarana qeemat bohat zyada hai.

The memories we created together are irreplaceable.

ہماری ایک ساتھ بنائی گئی یادیں ناقابل تلافی ہیں۔

Hamari ek sath banai gayi yaadein naqabil talafi hain.

Her irreplaceable support during tough times meant the world to me.

مشکل وقتوں میں اس کی ناقابل تلافی مدد میرے لئے بہت معنی رکھتی تھی۔

Mushkil waqtun mein us ki naqabil talafi madad mere liye bohat maani rakhti thi.

Easily Confused With

replaceable:Replaceable means something can be substituted, while irreplaceable means it cannot be substituted.

Word Family

replace
verbتبدیل کرنا
replacement
nounتبدیلی

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of something sentimental that cannot be replaced.

Imagine a broken vase that was a gift from a loved one.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

کہا ہے ہم نے عشق میں کچھ ایسا نہ کر، کہ پھر کوئی دل کی رونق لانے نہ آئے۔

Kaha hai hum ne ishq mein kuch aisa na kar, Ke phir koi dil ki roonak lane na aaye.

We have said in love, do not do such a thing, That no one comes to bring the charm of heart again.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

یادیں ناقابل تلافی ہوتی ہیں

Yaadein naqabil talafi hoti hain

Memories are irreplaceable.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "irreplacabilis" — not able to be replaced

First known use: 20th century

The word irreplaceable came into use in the early 20th century, derived from 'replace,' with the prefix 'ir-' indicating negation.