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Deja may refer to the following:

  • Deja News, an archive of messages posted to Usenet discussion groups and its successor deja.com.
  • Andreas Deja (born 1957), German animator.
  • Deja, a village in Sălățig Commune, Sălaj County, Romania.
  • Aurra, an R&B group that also recorded under the name Déjà.

Usage examples of "deja".

I think my memory has held up better than most, in spite of the unease of illusory deja vu.

She had finally relented and let Deja take over planning, since it seemed it would be a terrible affront not to let her do whatever she wanted.

Sam followed Deja out to where her entourage waited, piling another box on top of one servants arms.

They were closer than the outer ring, which kept a uniform girth around the prairie, but somehow they looked very peculiar and foreboding, and I got one of those sobering feelings which I like to call predestined deja vu.

I made up my mind to set off in the opposite direction, north, and to advance at a double march until I should reach the woody border, which looked to present shelter not only from the southern apparitions, but also from the shielded underworld of the grasses, in which also dwelt the mysterious sense of fear and predestined deja vu.

Perhaps it was only a case of predestined deja vu, or maybe it was something less tangible.

I said, availing of the apparent intra-personal deja vu, that is, the converging of the presents of our two minds into one idea, between Wagner and myself to cultivate a bit of sympathy in my difficult situation.

He held the remote control for the atomic anionizers in his hand and was about to set them off and make good the plan, but before he could, our eyes met for an instant, and we connected beyond time and space, experiencing a strange intra-personal deja vu.

I had a flashback, a moment of memorial deja vu, when the present and the past are morphed together by one thought, when one idea from the past and the present exists in such a way as to connect the two times around it, forming a nexus between the two moments.

Shrugging off her questions, Morgan entered the woods, and Jenna had an eerie feeling of deja vu.

As she mounted the curving staircase, skirts held high, she had another flash of deja vu-or whatever it was.

But, she argued with herself, those quick flashes of deja vu were not paranormal.

He tested the weight of the gun as a strong sense of deja vu slipped over him.