impeached

The word “impeached” has 2 syllables: im-peached

It's pronounced as /ɪmˈpiːtʃt/


What is synonym and antonym for impeached?

In the thesaurus, “impeached” has 65 synonyms and 44 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for impeached

  • accused
  • appealed
  • arraigned
  • blamable
  • blamed
  • blameworthy
  • booked
  • called in question
  • called into question
  • castigated
  • censurable
  • censured
  • challenged
  • charged
  • chid
  • chided
  • cited
  • combated
  • combatted
  • condemned
  • contested
  • convicted
  • criminated
  • criticized
  • culpable
  • damned
  • defamed
  • denounced
  • disputed
  • doubted
  • faulted
  • fought
  • framed
  • guilty
  • hangdog
  • impeachable
  • implicated
  • impugned
  • incriminated
  • inculpated
  • indictable
  • indicted
  • mistrusted
  • named
  • opposed
  • oppugned
  • prosecuted
  • protested
  • punishable
  • queried
  • questioned
  • rebuked
  • recriminated
  • reported
  • reproached
  • reprobated
  • reproved
  • resisted
  • retaliated
  • shamed
  • shamefaced
  • sued
  • summoned
  • taxed
  • tried

Antonyms for impeached

  • abided
  • abode
  • absolved
  • accepted
  • acquitted
  • advocated
  • backed
  • believed
  • blameless
  • championed
  • cleanhanded
  • clear
  • cleared
  • defended
  • embraced
  • endured
  • ethical
  • exculpated
  • excused
  • exonerated
  • faultless
  • forgave
  • guiltless
  • impeccable
  • inculpable
  • innocent
  • irreproachable
  • justified
  • law-abiding
  • lily-white
  • moral
  • pardoned
  • promoted
  • remitted
  • righteous
  • shrived
  • shrove
  • stomached
  • supported
  • swallowed
  • tolerated
  • upright
  • vindicated
  • virtuous

Meanings of impeached

  • 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 president was impeached after being accused of misconduct.
  • He was impeached by the House of Representatives but acquitted in the Senate.
  • The governor was impeached following a series of corruption allegations.
  • Once impeached, the official faced a lengthy legal battle to clear their name.
  • Several public figures called for the mayor to be impeached over the scandal.

On this page you'll find 109 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to impeached, such as: abided, abode, absolved, accepted, accused, acquitted, advocated.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

called in question

called into question

  • bring into question
  • cast doubt on
  • challenged
  • combated
  • combatted
  • contested
  • dispute
  • disputed
  • doubted
  • fought
  • impeached
  • mistrusted
  • opposed
  • oppugned
  • protested
  • queried
  • questioned
  • raise a question
  • resisted

judged

  • abstracted
  • accepted
  • accusable
  • acknowledged
  • adjudged
  • adjudicated
  • advised
  • aforethought
  • allowed
  • analyzed
  • arbitrated
  • ascertained
  • assumed
  • authorized
  • believed
  • bona fide
  • calculated
  • called
  • canonical
  • card-carrying
  • careful
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  • censurable
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  • chargeable
  • chartered
  • clean
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  • commanded
  • conceived
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  • condemned
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  • conscience-stricken
  • conscious
  • considered
  • constitutional
  • construed
  • contemplated
  • contractual
  • contrite
  • convictable
  • convicted
  • criminal
  • criticized
  • critiqued
  • culpable
  • cut-and-dried
  • damned
  • decided
  • decreed
  • deduced
  • deemed
  • deliberated
  • delinquent
  • depended
  • depraved
  • derived
  • designed
  • designful
  • determined
  • done on purpose
  • doomed
  • drew a conclusion
  • due
  • enacted
  • enforceable
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  • enjoined
  • erring
  • established
  • esteemed
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  • evil
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  • felt
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  • found out
  • gaged
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  • granted
  • guessed
  • hangdog
  • heard
  • held
  • imagined
  • impeached
  • in error
  • in the wrong
  • incriminated
  • inferred
  • iniquitous
  • innocent
  • intended
  • interpreted
  • investigated
  • judicial
  • jural
  • juridical
  • jurisprudent
  • just
  • justifiable
  • justified
  • kosher
  • lawful
  • legal
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  • legit
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  • legitimatized
  • liable
  • licentious
  • licit
  • made
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  • meticulous
  • moderated
  • negotiated
  • of right
  • offending
  • official
  • on the level
  • on the up and up
  • ordained
  • ordered
  • out of line
  • outlined
  • passed
  • perceived
  • permissible
  • philosophized
  • placed
  • planned
  • pondered
  • prearranged
  • precedented
  • predesigned
  • predeterminate
  • predetermined
  • premeditated
  • prepense
  • prescribed
  • presumed
  • presupposed
  • projected
  • proper
  • proscribed
  • prosecuted
  • protected
  • provident
  • prudent
  • purposed
  • purposeful
  • purposive
  • put
  • rationalized
  • read
  • reasoned
  • reckoned
  • reconsidered
  • redetermined
  • refereed
  • regarded
  • regretful
  • rejudged
  • relied
  • remorseful
  • reprehensible
  • resolved
  • responsible
  • right
  • rightful
  • rueful
  • ruled
  • sanctioned
  • schemed
  • scrupulous
  • sentenced
  • settled
  • sheepish
  • sinful
  • sized up
  • sorry
  • sound
  • speculated
  • statutory
  • straight
  • studied
  • studious
  • summarized
  • supposed
  • sure-enough
  • surmised
  • surveyed
  • thought
  • thought-out
  • thoughtful
  • tried
  • trusted
  • umpired
  • understood
  • valid
  • vested
  • viewed
  • voluntary
  • warrantable
  • warranted
  • wary
  • weighed
  • wicked
  • willful
  • with forethought
  • within the law
  • witting
  • wrong

offending

  • abasing
  • aberrant
  • abhorrent
  • abusive
  • accusable
  • affronting
  • annoying
  • backsliding
  • behind
  • biting
  • blamable
  • blameworthy
  • blowing off
  • breaching
  • breaking
  • breaking the law
  • calumniatory
  • careless
  • caught
  • censurable
  • censured
  • chargeable
  • coarse
  • condemned
  • conscience-stricken
  • contemptuous
  • contravening
  • contrite
  • contumelious
  • convictable
  • convicted
  • criminal
  • crude
  • culpable
  • cutting
  • damaging
  • damned
  • debasing
  • defamatory
  • defaming
  • defaultant
  • defying
  • delinquent
  • denigrating
  • depraved
  • depreciative
  • derelict
  • derogative
  • despicable
  • despiteful
  • detestable
  • detractive
  • deviating
  • devious
  • dirty
  • disagreeable
  • discourteous
  • disdainful
  • disgracing
  • dishonoring
  • dismissing
  • disobeying
  • disparaging
  • displeasing
  • disregardful
  • disregarding
  • disrespecting
  • dissing
  • distasteful
  • distressing
  • disturbing
  • doomed
  • dreadful
  • drifting
  • embarrassing
  • errable
  • erratic
  • erring
  • evil
  • fallible
  • falling
  • falling from grace
  • felonious
  • filthy
  • flouting
  • foul
  • foulmouthed
  • fracturing
  • ghastly
  • grisly
  • gross
  • guilty
  • hangdog
  • hateful
  • heretic
  • hideous
  • horrible
  • horrid
  • humiliating
  • hurting
  • ignoring
  • immoderate
  • impeached
  • impertinent
  • in arrears
  • in error
  • in the wrong
  • incriminated
  • indecent
  • infamous
  • infringing
  • iniquitous
  • injuring
  • injurious
  • insolent
  • insulting
  • intemperate
  • invective
  • invidious
  • irritating
  • jeering
  • judged
  • lapsing
  • lax
  • lewd
  • liable
  • libeling
  • libelling
  • libellous
  • libelous
  • licentious
  • low
  • malevolent
  • malicious
  • malign
  • malignant
  • maligning
  • meandering
  • messing up
  • miffing
  • misbehaving
  • mischievous
  • miscreant
  • mocking
  • nasty
  • naughty
  • nauseating
  • neglectful
  • neglecting
  • negligent
  • notorious
  • objectionable
  • obnoxious
  • obscene
  • odious
  • off straight and narrow
  • off-color
  • offensive
  • oppressing
  • opprobrious
  • out of line
  • outrageous
  • outraging
  • overlooking
  • overpassing
  • paining
  • passing over
  • pejorative
  • persecuting
  • pooh-poohing
  • poohing
  • potty-mouthed
  • procrastinating
  • proscribed
  • rambling
  • ranging
  • raunchy
  • rebelling
  • red-handed
  • regretful
  • remiss
  • remorseful
  • repellent
  • reprehensible
  • reproaching
  • repugnant
  • repulsive
  • resisting
  • responsible
  • reviling
  • revolting
  • ribald
  • ridiculing
  • roaming
  • rotten
  • roving
  • rude
  • rueful
  • salacious
  • scabrous
  • scandalous
  • scornful
  • scorning
  • scurril
  • scurrile
  • scurrilous
  • sentenced
  • shabby
  • shameless
  • shaming
  • sheepish
  • shifting
  • shocking
  • shrugging off
  • sinful
  • sinning
  • slack
  • slandering
  • slanderous
  • slapping
  • slighting
  • slurring
  • smearing
  • smutty
  • snubbing
  • sorry
  • spiteful
  • stinking
  • stray
  • straying
  • tardy
  • taunting
  • terrible
  • tormenting
  • torturing
  • traducing
  • transgressing
  • trespassing
  • troubling
  • truculent
  • tuning out
  • unbridled
  • uncivil
  • unmannerly
  • unorthodox
  • unreliable
  • unrestrained
  • upsetting
  • vile
  • vilifying
  • violating
  • vitriolic
  • vituperative
  • vituperatory
  • vituperous
  • vulgar
  • wandering
  • wayward
  • wicked
  • withstanding
  • wounding
  • wrong

queried

  • annoyed
  • asked
  • besieged
  • bombarded
  • called in question
  • called into question
  • canvased
  • canvassed
  • catechize
  • catechized
  • challenge
  • challenged
  • combated
  • combatted
  • contested
  • cross-examined
  • cross-questioned
  • debriefed
  • disbelieve
  • dispute
  • disputed
  • distrust
  • doubt
  • doubted
  • enquire
  • examine
  • examined
  • fought
  • gave the third degree to
  • grilled
  • harassed
  • hit up
  • hounded
  • impeach
  • impeached
  • impugn
  • inquire
  • interrogate
  • interrogated
  • knock
  • mistrust
  • mistrusted
  • opposed
  • oppugned
  • pestered
  • picked the brains of
  • polled
  • protested
  • pumped
  • put out a feeler question
  • questioned
  • quiz
  • quizzed
  • resisted
  • surveyed
  • suspect
  • sweat
  • sweated
  • test the waters

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