Meaning: n. the experience of thinking that a new situation had occurred before.
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1. I had an odd sense of deja vu just as you said that.
2. I had a strong sense of deja vu as I entered the room.
3. There was an awful feeling of deja vu at the annual office party.
4. The emotional charge of a deja vu was absent.
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5. There is an awful lot of deja vu to be experienced in this movie.
6. For me your ordinary deja vu is like being hit by a train.
7. A feeling of deja vu hung over the affair like a pall.
8. Right now I'm having amnesia and deja vu at the same time, I think I've forgotten this before. Steven Wright 
9. Budget troubles are deja vu for many Californians.
10. Mark's paintings instantly trigger a warped deja vu. His work recalls a parallel universe of 1950s Golden Books and the whimsy of Lewis Carroll.
11. Sa: it was a very French deja vu - ish kind of thing . Oui ( French for yes ).
12. I was having that feeling like deja vu, you know?
13. The movie invites comparison to numerous secular films and, more often than not, it suffers from the resulting deja vu.
14. Recently, while at Dulles Airport near Washington DC, my emotions moved from excitement to deja vu.