Impeached is valid Scrabble Word

Is impeached a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
19 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for IMPEACHED in dictionary:

VERB:

IMPEACH, to accuse of impropriety, also EMPEACH
call into question the integrity or validity of (a practice)
charge (someone) with treason or another crime against the state.
charge (the holder of a public office) with misconduct.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to charge with misconduct in office

Words related to IMPEACHED

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Words that contain IMPEACHED

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How to use IMPEACHED in a sentence

In the second place, judges are appointed by the executive, who may be the one impeached.
If with this opportunity they prove unjust, they may be impeached.
For measures which have been carried by force of arms will certainly never be impeached in a court of justice.
For when an action is denied altogether, it cannot be impeached by reference to the letter of the law.
In later times, and when his accuracy had been cruelly impeached, he set forth his claims to attention with dignity.
His conclusions are alone important, since they apply equally to other manifestations, whose authenticity has never been successfully impeached.
But this is a witness, which slavery has itself impeached, and of which, therefore, it is not entitled to avail itself.
Then, too, a president can be impeached, or called to account, if he neglects the duties which he has agreed to fulfil.
On the very day of which we write, namely, the 10th of June 1715, Bolingbroke and Oxford were impeached of high treason.
Their general morality and propriety was never impeached, and their lives were for the most part formed on a higher standard than that of most of the people among whom they dwelt.

You were vexed, for it impeached your judgment of character.
He was accused of having appropriated the great bronze gates at Veii, and was impeached by one of the Tribunes.
On the fifth day of May the house of lords sent a message to the commons, importing, That no articles had as yet been exhibited against the noblemen whom they had impeached.
The lords, on the other hand, came to a resolution, That there should not be a committee of both houses concerning the trial of the impeached lords.
The other impeached lords asked leave, and were permitted to withdraw.
On the twenty-second day of June, the earl of Strafford was likewise impeached by Mr.
The wisdom of the ambassador and of the foreign minister was impeached, while the conduct of the Spanish government was deemed rash, unnecessary, and insulting.
The high Protestants lost confidence in the duke, and the Earl of Winchelsea impeached his private honour in connection with the events which had transpired.
Brounker was expelled the house, and ordered to be impeached.
The lords Powis, Stafford, Arundel, Peters, and Bellasis were committed to the Tower, and were soon after impeached for high treason.
The injunction was issued by Judge Barnard, who was afterward impeached, and removed from office.
Justice of God not to be impeached because we do not understand, 829-m.
If impeachment be not under the rule of the constitution and the laws, then may we tremble, not only for those who may be impeached, but for all others.
Their orators did not hesitate to say that the conduct of the President in this affair had been improper and monarchical, and that he ought to be impeached.
His name is well known in history as that of the leader of the Puritans in the House of Lords, and as the only peer joined with the five members impeached by the King.
Among so many governors it was inevitable that a number should have been impeached.
The person impeached shall then be called to appear and answer the articles of impeachment against him.
Form of summons to be issued and served upon the person impeached.
Being impeached for his turbulent and seditious conduct, he did not choose to stand the event of a trial, but escaped the judgement of the senate by a voluntary death.
He has secured a verdict that is scarcely to be impeached or influenced by exceptional criticism.
In 1626 he was impeached, though unsuccessfully, by the House of Commons.
Calvinist as he was to the marrow, he would almost have impeached the Divine justice if Robert had been removed from him.

Similar words containing PEACH without suffix ed and without prefix im

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