Impeach

Synonyms of impeach

• accuse
• charge
• indict

Antonyms of impeach

• exonerate
• acquit
• vindicate

Collocations of impeach

impeach a president

Frequency: 80 %

The House of Representatives voted to impeach a president for the first time in history.

impeach a government official

Frequency: 70 %

The corruption scandal led to calls to impeach a government official.

impeach a leader

Frequency: 65 %

The opposition party is calling for a vote to impeach the leader of the country.

impeach for misconduct

Frequency: 60 %

The committee is investigating whether to impeach for misconduct.

impeach based on evidence

Frequency: 50 %

The decision to impeach was based on evidence presented during the hearings.

Idiomatic Expressions for impeach

• Phrase: impeach someone's motives
  Meaning: to question or challenge someone's intentions or reasons for doing something
  Usage: The opposition party tried to impeach the motives of the government's decision to raise taxes.