toll
Definitions
A charge or fee paid for the use of a road, bridge, or other facility.
The number of deaths, casualties, or amount of damage resulting from an accident, disaster, or conflict.
The extent of loss, damage, or suffering caused by something over a period of time.
Examples
We had to pay a toll to cross the bridge on our way to the city.
The heavy storm took a toll on the old trees in the park.