impeach

The word “impeach” has 2 syllables: im-peach

It's pronounced as /ɪmˈpiːtʃ/


What is synonym and antonym for impeach?

In the thesaurus, “impeach” has 60 synonyms and 33 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for impeach along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for impeach

  • accuse
  • appeal
  • arraign
  • blame
  • book
  • bring charges against
  • call in question
  • call into question
  • call to account
  • cast aspersions
  • cast doubt on
  • castigate
  • censure
  • challenge
  • charge
  • chide
  • cite
  • combat
  • condemn
  • contest
  • criminate
  • criticize
  • damn
  • defame
  • denounce
  • discredit
  • disparage
  • dispute
  • doubt
  • fault
  • fight
  • frame
  • hold at fault
  • implicate
  • impugn
  • incriminate
  • inculpate
  • indict
  • mistrust
  • name
  • oppose
  • oppugn
  • prosecute
  • protest
  • query
  • question
  • rebuke
  • recriminate
  • report
  • reprehend
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobate
  • reprove
  • resist
  • retaliate
  • sue
  • summon
  • tax
  • try

Antonyms for impeach

  • abide
  • absolve
  • accept
  • acquit
  • advocate
  • answer
  • approve
  • back
  • believe
  • champion
  • clear
  • commend
  • defend
  • elect
  • embrace
  • endure
  • exculpate
  • excuse
  • exonerate
  • flatter
  • forgive
  • justify
  • pardon
  • praise
  • promote
  • remit
  • reply
  • shrive
  • stomach
  • support
  • swallow
  • tolerate
  • vindicate

Meanings of impeach

  • verb
    1. To hinder, impede, or prevent.
    2. To bring a legal proceeding against a public official.
    3. To charge with impropriety; to discredit; to call into question.
    4. To demonstrate in court that a testimony under oath contradicts another testimony from the same person, usually one taken during deposition.

Example Sentences

  • The lawmakers decided to impeach the president after the scandal broke.
  • It is rare for a government official to be impeached in the country.
  • The opposition party tried to impeach the judge for bias.
  • They began the process to impeach the mayor due to corruption allegations.
  • The public outcry led many to demand that they impeach the corrupt official.

On this page you'll find 93 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to impeach, such as: abide, absolve, accept, accuse, acquit, advocate, answer.

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  • true
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  • ultraprecise
  • undeniable
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  • unmistakable
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  • valid
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calculable

  • accountable
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call in question

  • argue
  • assail
  • assault
  • attack
  • bar
  • battle
  • be apprehensive of
  • be curious
  • be dubious
  • be in a quandary
  • be puzzled
  • be uncertain
  • be undetermined
  • belie
  • blast
  • bombard
  • buck
  • challenge
  • check
  • combat
  • confront
  • contest
  • contradict
  • contravene
  • controvert
  • counter
  • counteract
  • counterattack
  • cross
  • dare
  • debate
  • defy
  • demur
  • deny
  • differ
  • disaffirm
  • disagree
  • disapprove
  • disbelieve
  • disclaim
  • discredit
  • disprove
  • dispute
  • distrust
  • doubt
  • encounter
  • expose
  • face
  • face down
  • fear
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  • frown at
  • gainsay
  • give no credence
  • go for it
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  • harbor suspicion
  • have bone to pick
  • have qualms
  • hesitate
  • hinder
  • imagine
  • impeach
  • impugn
  • insinuate
  • jockey for position
  • jump on
  • litigate
  • misdoubt
  • misgive
  • mistrust
  • mix it up with
  • negate
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  • not buy
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  • object to
  • oppose
  • oppugn
  • prevent
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  • push
  • query
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  • read differently
  • refuse to accept
  • repudiate
  • resist
  • reverse
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  • scramble for
  • scruple
  • search out
  • shilly-shally
  • shoot for
  • skepticize
  • smell a rat
  • speak against
  • stand up for
  • stand up to
  • surmise
  • suspect
  • take a stand
  • take dim view of
  • take issue
  • take on
  • tangle
  • taunt
  • thumbs-down
  • thwart
  • traverse
  • turn the tables
  • vacillate
  • waver
  • withstand
  • wonder
  • wonder at

call into question

  • bring into question
  • cast doubt on
  • challenge
  • combat
  • contest
  • dispute
  • doubt
  • fight
  • impeach
  • mistrust
  • oppose
  • oppugn
  • protest
  • query
  • question
  • raise a question
  • resist

call out

  • accost
  • amass
  • announce
  • arouse
  • ask for
  • ask for trouble
  • assemble
  • assert
  • babble
  • bawl
  • bay
  • beard
  • beep
  • bellow
  • betray
  • blab
  • blurt
  • brave
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  • burst out
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  • call
  • call aloud
  • call for
  • call in
  • call the name of
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  • challenge
  • cheer
  • claim
  • clamor
  • collect
  • come out with
  • confront
  • contest
  • convene
  • convoke
  • cross
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  • cry
  • cry out
  • dare
  • declare
  • defy
  • demand
  • denounce
  • disclose
  • dispute
  • divulge
  • do something about it
  • emit
  • exact
  • exclaim
  • face down
  • face off
  • face the music
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  • figure
  • fly in the face of
  • gather
  • give away
  • go eyeball to eyeball with
  • go one on one with
  • go toe to toe with
  • go up against
  • group
  • hang in
  • holler
  • hunt for
  • impeach
  • impose
  • impugn
  • inquire
  • insist upon
  • investigate
  • invite competition
  • invite to debate
  • jabber
  • knell
  • leak
  • let on
  • let out
  • let slip
  • let the cat out of the bag
  • make a point of
  • make a stand
  • meet face to face
  • muster
  • object to
  • preconize
  • proclaim
  • provoke
  • query
  • question
  • raise voice
  • rally
  • reassemble
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  • rend the air
  • require
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  • round up
  • run off at the mouth
  • say loudly
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  • spill the beans
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  • stand up to
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  • stimulate
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  • utter
  • vindicate
  • vociferate
  • whoop
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  • yap
  • yawp
  • yell

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