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Vu Jàdé can be simply defined as that funny feeling that this has never happened to you before. The term “Vu Jàdé” (also called preamnesia) describes the experience of feeling that one has not witnessed or experienced a situation previously. The term was coined by Kurt Kemp in 2007 in his book (The Weird Ideas I Get), which expanded upon an idea for an essay he was working on for his Myspace Blog. Unfortunately he got distracted and never completed the essay.
The experience of Vu Jàdé is usually accompanied by a compelling sense of unfamiliarity, and also a sense of shock, awe, or suddenly feeling lost. The experience is most frequently attributed to a lack of imagination, although in some cases there is a firm sense that the experience genuinely never happened. Vu Jàdé has been described as “Instant Alzheimer’s.”
by thefarmersfriend October 19, 2010
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Derived from deja vu, the phenomenon where an event happens and you feel that it has happened before or that you dreamed/predicted/instinctually felt it would happen.
Vuja de is the direct opposite. It's when something or somewhere that should be familiar is suddenly very different.
Vuja de is the direct opposite. It's when something or somewhere that should be familiar is suddenly very different.
by Luckdragon February 25, 2005
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As we all know Deja-vu is the feeling that a single event has already occured. This word however is the feeling that this single event has never occured a new experience
by Yuuto August 10, 2007
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Opposite of dejavu. Going somewhere and realising you have no idea what to expect. Essentialy a bullshit word. May make you sound knowledgeable but will most likely make you sound like a dickhead
by jamesbrown April 22, 2003
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When you are unaware of something, but as you become aware of it you begin to notice it everywhere. Some may call this the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon, but in fact it is Vujà dé.
Opposite of déjà vu.
Opposite of déjà vu.
I am having such vujà dé since mom bought a Blue Honda Civic. I never used to see blue Civics, but now I see them everywhere!
by emb815 August 28, 2012