Definition of impeachment in English:

impeachment

noun ɪmˈpiːtʃmənt

mass noun

1The action of calling into question the integrity or validity of something.
the prosecutor's detailed impeachment of the character witness
Example sentencesExamples
- He called for the impeachment of him and other members of the court.
- They found that a prosecutor's detailed, negative impeachment of the character witness outweighed that of the witness's positive character evidence.
- There has been for some time evidence available sufficient to warrant impeachment on each of these grounds.
- It may bring a motion of impeachment.
- The impeachment was spawned by an accusation by his estranged drinking and gambling buddy.
- It did not really occur to them that a speaker might rise to become the ultimate beneficiary on the impeachment of the governor and his deputy.
- It is not clear what resulted from the demands for impeachment of the union leadership.
- Their three colleagues now urged them to resign to avoid the impeachment which seemed destined otherwise to follow.
- He called for the impeachment of the Supreme Court justices.
- The first part of his letter was a palpable impeachment of the ministry.
1. 1.1British A charge of treason or another crime against the state.
  the king cynically abandoned him, encouraging his impeachment
  Example sentencesExamples
  Impeachment by Parliament led to his banishment and murder at sea.
  The impeachment failed despite his apparent guilt on some of the charges.
  Royal pardons were not to be issued against impeachments.
  Under impeachment he was confined in the Tower from 1679 to 1684.
  They escaped impeachment only by making a very large loan to the Parliament at a crucial stage.
2. 1.2US A charge of misconduct made against the holder of a public office.
  the president is facing impeachment over the scandal
  count noun all impeachments shall be tried by the Senate
  Example sentencesExamples
  He has threatened to call for the impeachment of the president.
  The president was facing impeachment.
  Impeachment of a democratically elected leader should be employed only as a last resort.
  The two men were warned by the government that they faced impeachment if they didn't step down.
  Other presidents did worse and there were no exposes or impeachments.
  The impeachment of any president is highly unusual.
  It led to the impeachment of the state's attorney general and auditor and conviction of the Treasurer.
  Under the Constitution, impeachments are brought by the House of Representatives and tried by the Senate.
  The panel considering impeachment heard from its first witnesses today, some of whom criticized the governor's conduct in years past.
  He finally resigned in order to avoid impeachment.

Definition of impeachment in US English:

impeachment

nounimˈpēCHmənt

1The action of calling into question the integrity or validity of something.
the prosecutor's detailed impeachment of the character witness
Example sentencesExamples
- It may bring a motion of impeachment.
- The first part of his letter was a palpable impeachment of the ministry.
- He called for the impeachment of him and other members of the court.
- They found that a prosecutor's detailed, negative impeachment of the character witness outweighed that of the witness's positive character evidence.
- He called for the impeachment of the Supreme Court justices.
- The impeachment was spawned by an accusation by his estranged drinking and gambling buddy.
- Their three colleagues now urged them to resign to avoid the impeachment which seemed destined otherwise to follow.
- It is not clear what resulted from the demands for impeachment of the union leadership.
- It did not really occur to them that a speaker might rise to become the ultimate beneficiary on the impeachment of the governor and his deputy.
- There has been for some time evidence available sufficient to warrant impeachment on each of these grounds.
1. 1.1British A charge of treason or another crime against the state.
  the king cynically abandoned him, encouraging his impeachment
  Example sentencesExamples
  Under impeachment he was confined in the Tower from 1679 to 1684.
  The impeachment failed despite his apparent guilt on some of the charges.
  Impeachment by Parliament led to his banishment and murder at sea.
  Royal pardons were not to be issued against impeachments.
  They escaped impeachment only by making a very large loan to the Parliament at a crucial stage.
2. 1.2US A charge of misconduct made against the holder of a public office.
  the president is facing impeachment over the scandal
  all impeachments shall be tried by the Senate
  Example sentencesExamples
  He has threatened to call for the impeachment of the president.
  Impeachment of a democratically elected leader should be employed only as a last resort.
  Under the Constitution, impeachments are brought by the House of Representatives and tried by the Senate.
  He finally resigned in order to avoid impeachment.
  The panel considering impeachment heard from its first witnesses today, some of whom criticized the governor's conduct in years past.
  The president was facing impeachment.
  The impeachment of any president is highly unusual.
  Other presidents did worse and there were no exposes or impeachments.
  The two men were warned by the government that they faced impeachment if they didn't step down.
  It led to the impeachment of the state's attorney general and auditor and conviction of the Treasurer.

单词	impeachment
释义	Definition of impeachment in English: impeachment noun ɪmˈpiːtʃmənt mass noun 1The action of calling into question the integrity or validity of something. the prosecutor's detailed impeachment of the character witness Example sentencesExamples He called for the impeachment of him and other members of the court. They found that a prosecutor's detailed, negative impeachment of the character witness outweighed that of the witness's positive character evidence. There has been for some time evidence available sufficient to warrant impeachment on each of these grounds. It may bring a motion of impeachment. The impeachment was spawned by an accusation by his estranged drinking and gambling buddy. It did not really occur to them that a speaker might rise to become the ultimate beneficiary on the impeachment of the governor and his deputy. It is not clear what resulted from the demands for impeachment of the union leadership. Their three colleagues now urged them to resign to avoid the impeachment which seemed destined otherwise to follow. He called for the impeachment of the Supreme Court justices. The first part of his letter was a palpable impeachment of the ministry. 1.1British A charge of treason or another crime against the state. the king cynically abandoned him, encouraging his impeachment Example sentencesExamples Impeachment by Parliament led to his banishment and murder at sea. The impeachment failed despite his apparent guilt on some of the charges. Royal pardons were not to be issued against impeachments. Under impeachment he was confined in the Tower from 1679 to 1684. They escaped impeachment only by making a very large loan to the Parliament at a crucial stage. 1.2US A charge of misconduct made against the holder of a public office. the president is facing impeachment over the scandal count noun all impeachments shall be tried by the Senate Example sentencesExamples He has threatened to call for the impeachment of the president. The president was facing impeachment. Impeachment of a democratically elected leader should be employed only as a last resort. The two men were warned by the government that they faced impeachment if they didn't step down. Other presidents did worse and there were no exposes or impeachments. The impeachment of any president is highly unusual. It led to the impeachment of the state's attorney general and auditor and conviction of the Treasurer. Under the Constitution, impeachments are brought by the House of Representatives and tried by the Senate. The panel considering impeachment heard from its first witnesses today, some of whom criticized the governor's conduct in years past. He finally resigned in order to avoid impeachment. Definition of impeachment in US English: impeachment nounimˈpēCHmənt 1The action of calling into question the integrity or validity of something. the prosecutor's detailed impeachment of the character witness Example sentencesExamples It may bring a motion of impeachment. The first part of his letter was a palpable impeachment of the ministry. He called for the impeachment of him and other members of the court. They found that a prosecutor's detailed, negative impeachment of the character witness outweighed that of the witness's positive character evidence. He called for the impeachment of the Supreme Court justices. The impeachment was spawned by an accusation by his estranged drinking and gambling buddy. Their three colleagues now urged them to resign to avoid the impeachment which seemed destined otherwise to follow. It is not clear what resulted from the demands for impeachment of the union leadership. It did not really occur to them that a speaker might rise to become the ultimate beneficiary on the impeachment of the governor and his deputy. There has been for some time evidence available sufficient to warrant impeachment on each of these grounds. 1.1British A charge of treason or another crime against the state. the king cynically abandoned him, encouraging his impeachment Example sentencesExamples Under impeachment he was confined in the Tower from 1679 to 1684. The impeachment failed despite his apparent guilt on some of the charges. Impeachment by Parliament led to his banishment and murder at sea. Royal pardons were not to be issued against impeachments. They escaped impeachment only by making a very large loan to the Parliament at a crucial stage. 1.2US A charge of misconduct made against the holder of a public office. the president is facing impeachment over the scandal all impeachments shall be tried by the Senate Example sentencesExamples He has threatened to call for the impeachment of the president. Impeachment of a democratically elected leader should be employed only as a last resort. Under the Constitution, impeachments are brought by the House of Representatives and tried by the Senate. He finally resigned in order to avoid impeachment. The panel considering impeachment heard from its first witnesses today, some of whom criticized the governor's conduct in years past. The president was facing impeachment. The impeachment of any president is highly unusual. Other presidents did worse and there were no exposes or impeachments. The two men were warned by the government that they faced impeachment if they didn't step down. It led to the impeachment of the state's attorney general and auditor and conviction of the Treasurer.
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