"gesturation" meaning in English

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          "text": "Poor Mayes overdid himself and has lost his speech. Came up to my room and woke me up this morning with appealing eyes and curious gesturations.",
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          "text": "[Hippocrates] reduced his remedies to five, which were abstinence from flesh, abstinence from wine under certain circumstances, friction, walking and gesturation, or body exercises […]",
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          "text": "[…] the characters in [Robert Wilson’s] productions can hardly be said to express a personal psychology; instead, they are ciphers of a remote mode of gesturation. Put otherwise: his figures might be said to express expression in lieu of any conventionalized emotion.",
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