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antitoll

antitoll adjective: opposing the imposition of a toll.

Adjective

antitoll (comparative more antitoll, superlative most antitoll)

  1. Opposing the imposition of a toll.
    • Kelvin Ruiz, 19, lives in Jackson Heights, Queens, in the district of another antitoll senator, Hiram Monserrate. Mr. Ruiz, who hopes to become a policeman, attends school at John Jay College in Manhattan and works at a gift shop in Rockefeller Center.2009 March 23, William Neuman, “N.Y. Drivers’ Unexpected Allies: Transit Riders”, in New York Times

Forms of antitoll

comparativemore antitoll
superlativemost antitoll

Origin of antitoll

From anti- + toll.

Questions about antitoll

What does antitoll mean?
Antitoll means opposing the imposition of a toll.
What part of speech is antitoll?
Antitoll is an adjective.

Words near antitoll in the dictionary

  1. antitobacco
  2. antitobaccoite
  3. antitobaccoites
  4. antitobacconist
  5. antitobacconists
  6. antitoll
  7. antitonal
  8. antitone
  9. antitonic
  10. antitonicity
  11. antitop

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