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Meanings of emotional toll in English

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Usage of emotional toll in English
1
It takes a physical and an emotional toll on you, he said.
Reuters
2
Ms Plflaum said revisiting the event had taken an emotional toll.
Radio NZ
3
The addiction can exact a heavy emotional toll, but help is at hand.
The Irish Times
4
For this is one emotional toll that could have electoral consequences.
The Guardian
5
I mean, it's taking a real heavy emotional toll on them.
The new yorker
6
He said saga was taking a huge emotional toll on the Essendon coach.
The Guardian
7
Not to mention, its residents are still experiencing an emotional toll.
Independent.ie
8
The EGM is expected to take an emotional toll on the three directors.
News.com.au
9
How much of an emotional toll does this take on you?
Radio NZ
10
It said filmmaker Jason Russell's condition stemmed from the emotional toll of recent weeks.
Reuters
11
The crisis is taking an emotional toll on EMS personnel.
Reuters
12
That job has brought long hours and an emotional toll.
BBC
13
I had not slept well in two days, and the emotional toll was building.
The incumbent
14
Prince also testified that Jackson's death has taken an emotional toll on the children.
Reuters
15
He said he is very aware of the emotional toll this has had on families.
Radio NZ
16
The findings paint a stark picture of the emotional toll of a lack of support.
The Guardian
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Emotional toll through the time
Emotional toll across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare