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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.
2.
integrityRare having one's integrity questionedRare
- The impeached official denied all allegations against him.
Origin of impeached
Latin, impedicare (to entangle)
Terms with impeached included in their meaning
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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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- French:mis en accusation, accusé, ...
- German:angeklagt, ...
- Italian:sotto accusa, accusato, ...
- Spanish:acusado, impugnado, ...
- Portuguese:destituído, impugnado, ...
- Chinese:被弹劾的, 被质疑的, ...
- Japanese:弾劾された, 疑われた, ...
- Arabic:مُتَّهَم, مُطْعُون في نزاهته, ...
- Hebrew:מוּדַּח, מְעוֹרְעָר, ...
- Russian:импичментный, подвергшийся сомнению, ...
- Ukrainian:звинувачений, під сумнівом, ...
- Hindi:महाभियोग लगाया गया, अभियुक्त, ...
Definition of impeach - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
government trialcharge a public official with misconduct
- The legislature voted to impeach the president for misconduct..
2.
court evidenceUS challenge the truthfulness of a statementUS
- The lawyer attempted to impeach the witness's testimony.
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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- French:mettre en accusation, contester, ...
- German:anklagen, infrage stellen, ...
- Italian:incriminare, contestare, ...
- Spanish:procesar, impugnar, ...
- Portuguese:acusar, contestar, ...
- Chinese:弹劾, 质疑, ...
- Japanese:弾劾する, 疑う, ...
- Arabic:وَجَّهَ الاتِّهام, طَعَنَ في صِحَّة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲמִיד לְדִין בְּהֶלֶיךְ הַדָּחָה, לְעָרְעֵר עַל אֱמִינוּת, ...
- Russian:обвинять, оспаривать, ...
- Ukrainian:імпічмент, оспорювати, ...
- Hindi:महाभियोग चलाना, चुनौती देना, ...
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