Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

impeachable

Adjective

/ɪmˈpiːtʃəbl/

Definition

Capable of being accused or charged with a serious wrongdoing or misconduct.

Examples

The president was declared impeachable due to allegations of corruption.
In some countries, lawmakers are considered impeachable if they violate constitutional duties.
Impeachable offenses can vary based on legal jurisdiction and context.

Meaning

The term ‘impeachable’ refers to the ability to be impeached, typically in the context of a public official who can be removed from office due to unlawful acts or abuse of power.