(In French, dejà vu means "already seen." and the word dejà has an acute accent on the e and a grave accent on the à but we have omitted the accents from the entry term for the sake of the English-speaking search engine.) Dejà vu is a disquieting feeling of having been somewhere or done something before, even though one has not. Although [..]

1903, from French déjà vu, literally "already seen." The phenomenon also is known as promnesia. Similar phenomena are déjà entendu "already heard" (of music, etc.), 1965; and déjà [..]

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Feeling as if one has lived through or experienced this moment before; may occur in people without any medical problems or immediately before a seizure (i.e., as a simple partial seizure).

The feeling that an event has happened before. See false memory.

From French, literally meaning "already seen,' Deja vu is that eerie sense of "I've experienced this before." This may occur from the current situation producing some clues th [..]

Haven't you been here before? An abnormal experience where an individual feels that a particular or unique event has happened before in exactly the same way.

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  an inexplicable sense of familiarity; a feeling that you have heard, seen or experienced something before although you are sure that your current experience is new.     

A subjective feeling that an experience which is occurring for the first Time has been experienced before.

A subjective feeling that an experience which is occurring for the first time has been experienced before.

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