0 very similar in appearance, in a way that is boring and has no character:
He's been seen out at nightclubs and restaurants with a series of identikit blondes.
1 a picture of the face of someone who the police want to question, usually because that person is thought to have been involved in a crime. The picture is made from a collection of drawings of noses, eyes, ears, etc. and is based on the descriptions of witnesses to the crime:
Therefore, it is advantageous to include such representations in the engineer identikit.
There is a temptation to gloss over differences, to attribute to every ' identikit' conspirator similar ambitions, and similar dreams.
The composite identikit of the ideal client seems to be of a tergivasating individual who is at once highly troubled and highly motivated to seek help.
The countryside will be concreted over with identikit executive homes.
However factual, a data-bank accumulation cannot be more than an identikit, a caricature, of any individual.
What an identikit drawing of the child we are talking about would look like at the end of the day makes the mind boggle.
Standard identikit packs, comprising photographs of specific facial features, are used.
I suppose that as a means of building up an identikit of ineligible outlaws, such questions might contribute relevant information.
