look-alike noun & adjective. ['lʊkǝlʌɪk] M20.
[from LOOK verb + ALIKE adjective.]
A. noun. A person or thing closely resembling another in appearance, a double; a product closely similar to or meant to be identified with another. (Freq. following the name of the person or thing resembled.) M20.
■ L. Greenbaum Except for the wife's stomach, the two women were look-alikes.
■ M. Piercy Burt Reynolds look-alikes in pick-up trucks. Practical Computing This Japanese PC look-alike has nothing new to offer.
b. adjective. Closely similar, esp. in appearance; identical. L20.

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