IPA: /ˈkaɪtlaɪk/
KK: /ˈkaɪtˌlaɪk/
Having a shape or appearance similar to a kite, either as a bird of prey or as a toy that flies in the wind.
The kitelike structure of the building made it stand out against the skyline.
Kitelike → The word is formed from "kite" (from Old English *cȳta*, meaning a type of bird or a toy that flies) and "-like" (meaning resembling or similar to). Thus, "kitelike" describes something that resembles or is similar to a kite.
Think of a kite, which is a flying object, and remember that "kitelike" means something that resembles a kite.