Definition of «lookalike»

A lookalike is a person or thing that resembles another in appearance, often to such an extent that they could be mistaken for one another.

Mary's new neighbor is a lookalike of her favorite celebrity.
The detective noticed that the suspect had a lookalike who could easily be mistaken for him.
The costume shop had a variety of lookalike outfits for Halloween, including famous movie characters.
Sarah purchased a handbag that was a lookalike of a high-end designer brand.
John uploaded a photo of himself standing next to a wax figure lookalike of a famous historical figure.
The company hired a lookalike model to promote their new fragrance, mirroring the style and appearance of their target audience.
The actor's daughter is a complete lookalike of her mother, they share the same eye color, hair, and smile.

The Delhi High Court has issued a permanent injunction preventing Ruchi International from selling lookalikes of Ferrero Spa's Ferrero Rocher chocolates. (worldtrademarkreview.com)
In this article, you'll discover how to create three highly tuned Facebook lookalike audiences from your most valuable custom audiences. (socialmediaexaminer.com)
All the stone detailing on the facades of the building have been carefully repaired and the original dormer windows were replaced with lookalikes featuring modern insulation. (idealhome.co.uk)
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