Toll

Pronunciation: /ˈtoʊl/

Toll (noun)

  1. money paid to use a road or bridge
  2. harm or loss caused by an event or situation
  3. slow ringing sound of a large bell

Examples

  • Drivers must pay a toll to use the highway.
  • The bridge toll is collected at the entrance.

Common collocations: pay a toll, toll booth, toll road, take a toll, heavy toll

Toll (verb)

  1. to make a bell ring slowly and repeatedly

Examples

  • The church bells toll every hour.
  • Bells tolled to mark the ceremony's start.

Synonyms of Toll

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Toll

  • when money is returned