Wiktionary
n. The act or state of resonate
Usage examples of "resonation".
A series of sharp impacts registered through the companionway shell walls with resonations in the craft's secondary and primary structure.
There was a hint - a probably false-signal resonation in the skein of space-time behind them - that there might be a craft following them, but then it was not unusual for other civilisations to follow ships of the Zetetic Elench.
He sensed something here, something deep and dangerous, like a resonation in the fabric of the Force itself.
Their alignment and size tune them to various cosmic resonations and are probably tailored to the individual characteristics of the person who was or is preserved in them.
The resonations of any single Aspect can be traced by sorcerous means to the next.
At intervals, hunks of rock fell, striking out sharp resonations which scaled upward like cries of bereavement.
Without the protection of his skin cloth, the sensitive flesh of his body began to absorb the psychic resonations of the woman bound to him.