Value measured by what must be given or done or undergone to obtain something.
The sound of a bell being struck.
Fee payable to use a road or passage.
1 However the Vanuatu government maintains that their official toll remains at 11.
2 A United Nations report from February said the likely toll was hundreds.
3 Yet a talent drain lasting four years has taken a heavy toll .
4 Human rights groups say several factors explain the high toll of children.
5 As age took its toll , Marley had good days and bad days.
6 Pretty soon no one called the toll - free phone number to report leads.
7 Rights groups believe the true toll may be five times as high.
8 It also takes a heavy environmental toll on land and water worldwide.
9 Elections, whether general or local government, take a toll on the country.
10 The years of gymnastics had taken their toll on her young body.
11 The law has taken a toll on smaller, community banks, he says.
12 Mr Bolger said being leader for a long time took its toll .
13 The health toll is also steep, as several academic studies have indicated.
14 Gould called the American Airlines toll - free number to check on Claudia's flight.
15 Sunday's toll was still the highest number of civilian deaths in months.
16 Both fire and water had clearly taken their toll on this desk.
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