impeachable

Subject to removal

Impeachable describes conduct or a person subject to impeachment—the formal accusation process for removing officials from office.

A president's actions may be deemed impeachable if they constitute high crimes or misdemeanors.

More loosely, impeachable means open to challenge or doubt: His motives are impeachable.

The opposite, unimpeachable, is far more common.

accusable

indictable

Able to be charged

blameworthy · liable · answerable · censurable · actionable · incriminated · alleged · accused · reprehensible · infringing

political

misdemeanors

Minor legal violations

senate · hearing · investigation · oversight · whistleblower · testimony · subpoena · ethics · emoluments · scandal

removable

removal

Act of taking away

deposition · expulsion · discharge · termination · succession · vacancy · resignation · disqualification

questionable

doubtful

Uncertain of truth

dubious · suspect · unreliable · untrustworthy · discreditable · compromised · tainted · flawed · unsound · vulnerable

Opposites
blameworthiness/culpability

impeachableunimpeachable

Beyond criticism or doubt

blameless · faultless · irreproachable · above reproach · beyond reproach

credibility/reliability

impeachableunimpeachable

Beyond criticism or doubt

unassailable · incontrovertible · irrefutable · unquestionable · indisputable

Phrases
Family

unimpeachable, unimpeachably, impeachability

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