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Definition of impeachment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalUS formal process of charging a public officialUS
- The impeachment of the president was a historic event.
- The impeachment proceedings were broadcasted live.
- Impeachment requires a majority vote in the legislature.
Origin of impeachment
Latin, impedicare (to fetter)
Terms with impeachment included in their meaning
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offense
warranting impeachment due to serious misconduct
legal
person who initiates impeachment against an official
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- French:mise en accusation, ...
- German:Amtsenthebungsverfahren, ...
- Italian:impeachment, ...
- Spanish:juicio político, ...
- Portuguese:impeachment, ...
- Chinese:弹劾, ...
- Japanese:弾劾, ...
- Arabic:مُحاكَمَة العَزْل, ...
- Hebrew:הַדָּחָה, ...
- Russian:импичмент, ...
- Ukrainian:імпічмент, ...
- Hindi:महाभियोग, ...
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