be difficult to replace
Frequency: 7.515.2 per million words
When the replacement is not easy to perform or find.
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- A truly dedicated and experienced team member can be difficult to replace.
- The antique vase, being one of a kind, would be difficult to replace.
- A leader with such charisma and vision will be difficult to replace.
- The old, custom-built machine part proved to be difficult to replace.
- Due to its scarcity, this rare mineral will be difficult to replace once depleted.
- After the star player's injury, he proved to be difficult to replace.
- A mentor who offers such profound guidance can be difficult to replace.
- The historical document, once lost, would be difficult to replace.
- This specialized software, custom-made for our needs, will be difficult to replace.
- The loss of a critical habitat makes certain species difficult to replace.