antitoll

English

Etymology

anti- +‎ toll

Adjective

antitoll (comparative more antitoll, superlative most antitoll)

  1. Opposing the imposition of a toll.
    • 2009 March 23, William Neuman, “N.Y. Drivers’ Unexpected Allies: Transit Riders”, in New York Times‎:
      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.

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