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1. A fee levied for the use of roads or bridges
    
2. Value measured by what must be given, done or undergone to obtain something
   "the toll of success is hard work";
   - price, cost
    
3. The sound of a bell being struck
   "she heard the distant toll of church bells";
   - bell
    
4. The loss or damage incurred through a conflict, disaster or accident
   "a huge death toll"

1. Ring slowly
   "For whom the bell tolls"
    
2. Charge a fee for using
   "Toll the bridges into New York City"

Sounds like: told, t, tol

Derived forms: tolling, tolls, tolled

Type of: fee, impose, knell, knoll [archaic], levy, merit, ring, sound, value, worth

Encyclopedia: Toll, Richard