impeach for

impeach someone for something

1. to charge someone with doing something illegal. You can't impeach her for just disagreeing! We tried to impeach Gus for failing to attend sessions.

2. to criticize or discredit someone for something. The opposition impeached him for his position in no uncertain terms. Liz was impeached by the press for her views.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Fedora	-	Russian
Amporn	-	Thai
Marcellin	-	French
Pauletta	paw-LET-ə	English
HermÍNia	-	Portuguese
WŁOdzisŁAw	vwaw-JEE-swahf	Polish (Rare)