Count and Toll

Count

Count noun - A total number obtained or recorded by noting each thing as it was being added.

Toll and count are semantically related in tally topic. In some cases you can use "Toll" instead a noun "Count".

Toll

Toll noun - A fee levied for the use of roads or bridges (used for maintenance).
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Synonyms for Toll

Count and toll are semantically related in number topic. Sometimes you can use "Count" instead a noun "Toll".

Nearby Words: tolled, tolling

How words are described

high high count high toll
low low count low toll
total total count total toll
current current count current toll
Other adjectives: average, considerable, obvious, small, actual, massive, large, enormous, huge, lower, staggering, incredible, final, highest, tremendous, official, higher, overall, bigger.

Common collocations

death count death toll death
minutes count minutes toll minutes
times count times toll times

Both words in one sentence

  • As noted above, eggs require the app to be running for your walking distance to count, which can take a serious toll on your battery life; you can't just put the phone in sleep mode and walk around.
  • Shell-Shocked Veteran Used as part of the deconstruction of Fallout by Fallout: Equestria, where Littlepip’s experiences and body count continue to exhibit a increasing toll on her sanity as the story goes on.
  • Brutal Bonus Level The Warp Zone levels limit your life count to 3 in a game where your total death toll will reach the thousands across a hundred levels before you reach "The End".
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