Reverse deja vu
like a deja vu, but instead of a feeling of experiencing the same thing twice, you can feel that there is a hole where something that should have happened didn’t.
1: “…”
2: “what’s wrong, do you have a headache?”
1: “kinda– just feels like reverse deja vu.”
having a déjà vu while experiencing it in the reverse order.
the short form or slang for this reversedéjà vu effect could be called a reversearoo.
reversedéjà vu
meaning: having a déjà vu while experiencing it in the reverse order.
my wife had a powerful déjà vu while we were driving to a destination, however she had the distinct impression of experiencing this event in the reverse order. i jokingly dubbed it as a reversearoo, and on further thought decided the scientific name for this phenomenon should be reversedéjà vu for all practical and applicable circ-mstances.
just like deja vu, but in vice versa form.
earlier event: you’re going to school and see your friend fall off their bike.
reverse deja vu: your friend is going to school and sees you falling off your bike.
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