Look-alike meaning

lo͝ok'ə-līk'
One that closely resembles another; a double.
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A person or thing that resembles or is made to resemble another, esp. another that is famous, prestigious, etc.
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Someone who physically resembles (looks like) someone else.

The cousins were such close lookalikes they could impersonate each other, and sometimes did.

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(North America) An article that looks very similar to or the same as the genuine article.
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(intransitive, of multiple things or people) To have a similar visual appearance.
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Look-alike Sentence Examples

  • They might not look alike?

  • The split proved to be inspiration for some of the songs on his album Justified, with the hit Cry Me a River featuring a Brit look-alike in the video.

  • If the look is not nearly perfect, you may be disappointed when you see the look-alike in person.

  • Our frames are stronger and thicker than every other look-alike.

  • look-alike competition held at Madam Tussauds in London.

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