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impeach

[im-peech] / ɪmˈpitʃ /


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If he didn’t invite the other American gold medal hockey team, the president said, “I do believe I’d probably be impeached.”

From Los Angeles Times

The president invited them to his State of the Union address and added he would have to ask the triumphant women's team as well or risk being "impeached".

From Barron's

He was impeached on 14 December, and on 3 January – after confining himself inside the presidential residence for two-and-a-half weeks – arrested.

From BBC

Peru's Congress is set to elect an interim president on Wednesday to replace Jose Jeri, who was impeached in a graft scandal just four months after taking office.

From Barron's

Peru's Congress has voted to impeach interim President José Jerí just four months into his term for failing to disclose meetings with Chinese businessmen.

From BBC