Meanings of deja-vu in English

Here are two that will provide a sense of deja-vu.

If you're having deja-vu, it may because you watched this episode on NBC a few years ago.

Photo: World Rugby It's a case of deja-vu for Fiji and Samoa at this weekend's Las Vegas Sevens.

Weariness may set in - a dull throb of deja-vu at the sight of so many familiar labels.

The mayhem at the mosque was in many ways one of nightmarish deja-vu for many of those present.

The deja-vu was almost too powerful.

When you looked at it that way, as many did, it gave rise to an uncomfortable deja-vu, namely, vitalism.

Yes, I know this feels like deja-vu because we have written this story a number of times in the past while.

When Oscar Pistorius kneels in the starting blocks for the Paralympic sprints next week, he may feel a sense of deja-vu.

There is a sense of deja-vu: Rajoelina employed the same strategy as he slowly undermined Ravalomanana's authority prior to this year's coup.

If you experienced a sensation of deja-vu when watching the recent live stream introducing Halo Infinite's gameplay, do not adjust your set.

Irish music fans hearing about the cancellation of Scottish festival T In the Park may have felt a sense of deja-vu about the news.

NEWSMAKER-Bollore repeats history with Vivendi PARIS, June 29 Billionaire Vincent Bollore has a habit of creating a feeling of deja-vu in France's corporate world.

Euro zone sources said Ireland is in talks to receive emergency funding from the European Union, in an apparent deja-vu of Greece six months ago.

There could be no denying the double reason for their meeting: the air was charged with it, the mind echo of deja-vu all around it.