lookalike

British  

/ ˈlʊkəˌlaɪk /

noun

1. 1. a person, esp a celebrity, or thing that is the double of another

   2. ( as modifier )

      a lookalike Minister

      a lookalike newspaper

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Example Sentences

In her memoir, Spears recounted the pitfalls of her relationship with Timberlake, including him asking her to have an abortion and the public embarrassment that befell her after he accused her of cheating - further heightened when he cast a Spears lookalike in his music video for Cry Me a River.

From BBC

With a baby face and bouncing blond hair, the Draco Malfoy lookalike was a bowler of obvious promise but no clear identity.

From BBC

Honorary mention: If you prefer a tambourine to a synth, try “Lover” B-side “Paper Rings,” perhaps more suitable for kick-stepping than spinning but nonetheless another “Opalite” lookalike.

From Los Angeles Times

In the event, Noakes did the adverts with a lookalike dog.

From BBC

Posters for a Lewis Capaldi lookalike contest to take place 10 minutes before that slot have also appeared on the site.

From BBC