Impeach,

How Do You Define Impeach?

• Accusing someone, usually a government official, of a serious crime. Removing someone from a public office for a crime or serious offense, such as a president or a court judge.

Meanings of Impeach

1. (Especially in the United States) they accuse (the owner) of irregularities.

2. Integrity or legitimacy (question) questions

Sentences of Impeach

1. The governor served only one year before being removed from office and committing tax evasion.

2. There is no basis for the serial movement against the decision

Synonyms of Impeach

lay charges against, arraign, put on trial, accuse, prefer charges against, take to court, bring a case against, bring to trial, prosecute, charge, challenge, bring a charge against, raise doubts about, call into question, cast doubt on, question, indict

Impeach,

Definition of Impeach:

1. Accusing someone, usually a government official, of a serious crime. Removing a person from public office, such as the president or a judge, for a crime or insult from the courtroom.

Meanings of Impeach

1. (Especially in the United States) they (office holders) are accused of violating.

2. Question the integrity or authenticity of a (practice).

Sentences of Impeach

1. I do not want to question the privilege of the House of Commons.

Synonyms of Impeach

have the law on

Impeach,

What is Impeach?

1. Accusing someone, usually a government official, of a serious crime. Removing someone from public office for a serious crime or offense, such as a president or judge.

Meanings of Impeach

1. (Especially in the United States) accuses them (office holders) of infringement.

2. Questioning the integrity or authenticity of a (practice).

Sentences of Impeach

1. I do not want to question the privileges of the House of Commons