Synonyms for impeachment
ɪmˈpitʃ məntim·peach·ment

Princeton's WordNet

1. impeachmentnoun

   a formal document charging a public official with misconduct in office

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1. impeachmentnoun

   Synonyms:
   accusation, indictment, charge, arraignment, crimination

2. impeachmentnoun

   Synonyms:
   censure, blame, reproach, imputation

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1. List of paraphrases for "impeachment":

   indictment, accusation, dismissal

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1. House Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler:

   Certainly, I'm not shutting the door, with regard to impeachment, we're a long way from that. ... Once we know all the facts then we'll have to make judgments. It's our job as Congress to get the facts so that we can make an intelligent judgment and I think we're not nearly there yet.

2. Angus King:

   I don't think that there's evidence yet available to the public where there would be more or less a consensus that this was an appropriate path, my concern is that if impeachment is moved forward on the evidence that we have now, at least a third of the country would think it was just political revenge and a coup against the President.

3. Marco Rubio of Florida:

   I wouldn't because... I believe you should be constrained by the information that those articles are based on. ... If the House wants to start a new impeachment inquiry or pull it back and add additional elements to it, that's their choice to make.

4. Will Cain:

   If this were President Trump, would there be a push for impeachment? We know the answer is yes. If this phone call didn't happen, if it was simply the Afghan debacle under President Trump? Would there be impeachment? Absolutely. If two top FDA executives resigned under President Trump, would there be a controversy? Yes, clearly we're not playing by the same rules a year ago.

5. Daryl Jones:

   I don't think impeachment proceedings will spill over into the real economy.