Synonyms for look-alike
look-alike

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1. double, image, look-alikeadjective

   someone who closely resembles a famous person (especially an actor)

   "he could be Gingrich's double"; "she's the very image of her mother"

   Synonyms:
   two-bagger, two-baser, figure, trope, epitome, paradigm, ikon, icon, simulacrum, range of a function, figure of speech, image, stunt man, effigy, persona, doubling, range, two-base hit, stunt woman, prototype, mental image, double, picture

   Antonyms:
   unlike, dissimilar, different

2. look-alikeadjective

   resembling closely

   "they have look-alike cars"

   Antonyms:
   dissimilar, different, unlike

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1. List of paraphrases for "look-alike":

   doppelganger, ringer

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1. Ann Dunwoody:

   What I've realized is how important diversity is to solving complex and challenging problems that we have today, if we are sitting with all men that look alike and trained alike they tend to come out with similar solutions. The power of diversifying ... makes any organization better. Even on the battlefield. Particularly on the battlefield.

2. Bienvenido Rojas:

   They don't look alike at all, some people will tell you that even a breastfeeding infant can identify David Ortiz.

3. Manel Esteller:

   We were able to see that these look alike humans, in fact, they are sharing several genetic variants. And these are very common among them, so they share these genetic variants that are related in a way that they have the shape of the nose, the eye, the mouth, the lips, and even the bone structure. And this was the main conclusion that genetics puts them together.

4. Bob Barnes:

   The best thing about that was we look alike and that was just — it was strange, but cool, it was like one of those things that you read about … You can’t make this stuff up.

5. Richard Butler:

   This is an example of evolutionary convergence, where distantly related groups evolve to look alike because they live in similar environments.