Toll definition: A charge payable for permission to use a particular road, bridge, or service.
Definitions of Toll
- 1noun
A charge payable for permission to use a particular road, bridge, or service.
- 2
- 3verb
To have a serious, detrimental, or damaging effect on someone or something.
- 4noun
The number of deaths, injuries, or other losses arising from a particular incident or disaster.
Example Sentences
“The government decided to increase the toll on the new highway.”
“Years of hard work began to take their toll on his health.”
“The earthquake took a heavy toll on human lives and infrastructure.”
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To have a serious adverse effect on someone or something.
A road for which a charge is made for its use.
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