identikit

noun

1. A picture of a person, reconstructed from strips showing facial features selected to match witnesses' descriptions; used by the police to construct a likeness of a person sought for a crime.

adj

1. (UK, derogatory, informal, not-comparable)Indistinguishable from each other; mass-produced or mass marketed.

   “These identikit destinations have been developed through the activities of multinational tourism organizations.”

   “These identikit productions do not require specific performers to bring a new interpretation but require the repetition of the successful event for the paying audience.”

   “She guesses it is only a few years old; one of seven identikit mock-Tudor mansions built on a recent cul-de-sac development just outside Chichester.”

   “Bellingham is the identikit modern midfield player and the manner in which he combined with Foden for England's second goal, completed by a rousing finish from Kane, was a glimpse into a golden future.”

   “The Rue Sainte-Catherine in Bordeaux […] mixes international brands, uniquely French names and small independents in a soft-stone 18th-century backdrop that draws both local residents and visiting tourists—no one wants an identikit high street you can find back home.”