Irreplaceability
Pronunciation: /ˈaɪˈɑɹˈˌɹipɫeɪsˈəbɪɫəˌti/
Irreplaceability (noun)
- The quality of being impossible to change for something else, because nothing else works in the same way.
- The state where a person, thing, or role has special importance that cannot be matched by another option.
- In law, the idea that a loss cannot be fully fixed with money because the item or right is not equivalent.
Examples
- The irreplaceability of her skills became clear during the crisis.
- His irreplaceability meant no one else could do the same job.