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- adjective Incapable of being
replicated .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The unique object is indispensable, irreplaceable and irreplicable that is not a real word but should be.
Brian D. Cohen: Things Brian D. Cohen 2011
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The unique object is indispensable, irreplaceable and irreplicable that is not a real word but should be.
Brian D. Cohen: Things Brian D. Cohen 2011
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Today, by irreplicable some miracle I was able to find one.
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There's something irreplicable about yelling along with 10,000 people to lyrics like, "I wanna break it up, I wanna smash it up, I wanna fuck it up, I wanna watch it go down" (when seriously the last thing I broke was a favorite pint glass, on accident).
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Among them are a few who, of their own accord, ingenuity, and resourcefulness - and sheer damned persistence, mind you - seek to comprehend on their own terms, breeding sense-babies amidst irreplicable experiences. "
World of SL Torley 2010
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Taloussanomat went online-only, "Therman and Myllylahti note-but the researchers attribute those gains to reader interest in the global financial crisis … a bit of external, and therefore irreplicable, serendipity for a financial newspaper.
CJR 2009
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Taloussanomat went online-only, "Therman and Myllylahti note-but the researchers attribute those gains to reader interest in the global financial crisis … a bit of external, and therefore irreplicable, serendipity for a financial newspaper.
CJR 2009
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