tolls Antonyms
Meaning of tolls
tolls
to announce or call by the sounding of a bell, to take as toll, to exact a toll from (someone), to announce by tolling, allure, entice, to take away (as a right), a charge for transportation, a tax or fee paid for some liberty or privilege (as of passing over a highway or bridge), a grievous or ruinous price, to call to or from a place or occasion, suspend sense 2a, to sound (a bell) by pulling the rope, compensation for services rendered, a charge paid for a service, a charge for use, to sound with slow strokes, to entice (game) to approach, to attract (fish) with scattered bait, to take or levy toll, to give signal or announcement of, to lead or attract (domestic animals) to a desired point, a charge for the use of a transportation route or facility, the cost in life or health, to remove the effect of, cost in life or health, to sound with slow measured strokes, a tax paid for a privilege (as the use of a highway or bridge), to exact part of as a toll, the sound of a tolling bell, a charge for a long-distance telephone call
tolls Sentence Examples
- The vehicle owners paid exorbitant tolls to cross the bridge.
- The state implemented tolls on certain highways to fund road maintenance.
- The tolls for the tunnel were significantly higher during peak hours.
- The tollbooths on the motorway caused long delays during rush hour.
- The tolls on the interstate generated a substantial amount of revenue for the transportation department.
- The local government waived tolls for residents using the municipal bridge.
- The ferry tolls varied depending on the time of day and the number of passengers.
- The amusement park tolls included access to all rides and attractions.
- The tolls for the parking garage were included in the rental agreement for the apartment.
- The bridge tolls were increased to cover the cost of major repairs and renovations.
FAQs About the word tolls
to announce or call by the sounding of a bell, to take as toll, to exact a toll from (someone), to announce by tolling, allure, entice, to take away (as a right
expenses, forfeitures,costs, sacrifices, prices, damages,risks, forfeits, mulcts
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The vehicle owners paid exorbitant tolls to cross the bridge.
The state implemented tolls on certain highways to fund road maintenance.
The tolls for the tunnel were significantly higher during peak hours.
The tollbooths on the motorway caused long delays during rush hour.
