impeached
ɪmˈpiːtʃt
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Definition of impeached - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
politicsformally accused of wrongdoing in office
  • The impeached president faced a trial in the Senate.
accused charged
2.
integrityRarehaving one's integrity questionedRare
  • The impeached official denied all allegations against him.
accused challenged
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Origin of impeached

Latin, impedicare (to entangle)

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person
capable of being impeached or accused
legal susceptibility
quality of being able to be impeached

Examples of impeached in a sentence

  • An impeached official often loses public trust.
  • The impeached leader faced a public trial.
  • His impeached reputation affected his career.

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  1. French:mis en accusation, accusé, ...
  2. German:angeklagt, ...
  3. Italian:sotto accusa, accusato, ...
  4. Spanish:acusado, impugnado, ...
  5. Portuguese:destituído, impugnado, ...
  6. Chinese:被弹劾的, 被质疑的, ...
  7. Japanese:弾劾された, 疑われた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَّهَم, مُطْعُون في نزاهته, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּדַּח, מְעוֹרְעָר, ...
  10. Russian:импичментный, подвергшийся сомнению, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звинувачений, під сумнівом, ...
  12. Hindi:महाभियोग लगाया गया, अभियुक्त, ...
impeach
ɪmˈpiːtʃ

Definition of impeach - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
government trialcharge a public official with misconduct
  • The legislature voted to impeach the president for misconduct..
accuse indict
2.
court evidenceUSchallenge the truthfulness of a statementUS
  • The lawyer attempted to impeach the witness's testimony.
challenge dispute question
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Origin of impeach

Latin, impedicare (to entangle)

Examples of impeach in a sentence

  • Calls to impeach the judge grew louder after the scandal.
  • The defense team worked to impeach the credibility of the report.
  • He tried to impeach the statement made by the expert witness.

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  1. French:mettre en accusation, contester, ...
  2. German:anklagen, infrage stellen, ...
  3. Italian:incriminare, contestare, ...
  4. Spanish:procesar, impugnar, ...
  5. Portuguese:acusar, contestar, ...
  6. Chinese:弹劾, 质疑, ...
  7. Japanese:弾劾する, 疑う, ...
  8. Arabic:وَجَّهَ الاتِّهام, طَعَنَ في صِحَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַעֲמִיד לְדִין בְּהֶלֶיךְ הַדָּחָה, לְעָרְעֵר עַל אֱמִינוּת, ...
  10. Russian:обвинять, оспаривать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:імпічмент, оспорювати, ...
  12. Hindi:महाभियोग चलाना, चुनौती देना, ...

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