Unexchangeable: meaning, definitions and examples

Use in financial or trading contexts, where something cannot be exchanged or traded for another.

• The bonds were unexchangeable for cash until maturity.
• These tickets are unexchangeable once purchased.

Use when referring to something or someone that cannot be replaced because of its uniqueness or value.

• The antique vase is irreplaceable.
• She is an irreplaceable member of our team.

Use when describing someone or something that is so excellent or special that it cannot be compared to anything else.

• Her beauty is incomparable.
• The flavor of this chocolate is simply incomparable.

Use to describe something that is one of a kind or unlike anything else.

• Each snowflake is unique.
• He has a unique way of solving problems.