This happens to me with annoying regularity. I'm sure there's a scientific name for the phenomenon.
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I hate it when this happens.
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There is a scientific name, but nobody is sure if it's spelt right and therefore nobody will write it!
Yes. "Awkward". It's RIGHT THERE!
Jamais Vous is the term for a familiar experience seeming unfamiliar (the opposite of Deja Vu). Perhaps add a de Mots to the end of that? Though I think Mot jamais vu is more correct – word never seen.
This phenomena must share something with ear-worms. It only lasts for a while.
I had this for a time with the word "work". In fact, it still doesn't look quite right.
"plagiarism" was doing that to me earlier today.