Impeach (to ) conjugation

English
38 examples
This verb can also mean the following: but since the senate acquitted him, sir j, impede, call into question, bring, sir, discredit, charge, hinder, bring a legal proceeding against a public official, prevent, demonstrate, demonstrate in court that a testimony under oath contradicts another testimony from the same person, charge with impropriety, assert that because he

Conjugation of impeach

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Future Simple
will impeach
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Past Simple
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Conditional Simple
would impeach
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Present Progressive
am impeaching
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Future Progressive
will be impeaching
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Past Progressive
was impeaching
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Conditional Progressive
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Future Perfect
will have impeached
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Past Perfect
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Conditional Perfect
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Future Perfect Progressive
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Past Perfect Progressive
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Conditional Perfect Progressive
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Examples of impeach

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"A," to impeach her testimony, which she hasn't given, or "B," to refresh her recollection, which she has not shared.
"Oh, I'm just trying to impeach."
- He's voting to impeach.
- So impeach me. - I'll forge that for you.
- Yes, but not as a means to impeach.
"A," to impeach her testimony, which she hasn't given, or "B," to refresh her recollection, which she has not shared.
"Oh, I'm just trying to impeach."
- He's voting to impeach.
- So impeach me. - I'll forge that for you.
- Yes, but not as a means to impeach.
If congress impeaches Grant...
So when the Prime Minister first mooted his proposal for an indefinite moratorium on immigration, I was deeply concerned that should he attempt to force such drastic reform through before the election next year, not only will it prevent skilled workers coming here who we rely on for our desperately needed economic recovery, but it impeaches our humanitarian reputation in providing asylum
Thus, on behalf of the people of England this court impeaches you as a tyrant traitor, murderer and public enemy to the Commonwealth of England.
We have a tape that impeaches Abbott's original statement.
If congress impeaches Grant...
So when the Prime Minister first mooted his proposal for an indefinite moratorium on immigration, I was deeply concerned that should he attempt to force such drastic reform through before the election next year, not only will it prevent skilled workers coming here who we rely on for our desperately needed economic recovery, but it impeaches our humanitarian reputation in providing asylum
Thus, on behalf of the people of England this court impeaches you as a tyrant traitor, murderer and public enemy to the Commonwealth of England.
We have a tape that impeaches Abbott's original statement.
"we impeached him."
- I was never impeached.
- Maybe he should be impeached.
- Until Randolph impeached it.
A year ago, my enemies thought by now l'd be impeached because, like you, they underestimate me and the voters.
"It's lucky that next Tuesday is Election Day as the citizens will be saved the expense of impeaching the mayor and the sheriff." Call you back.
All in favor of impeaching President Cat Hardy, raise your hands and say, "Yea."
Councilman Andrews, impeaching Ellie is a bit extreme.
Forget about impeaching the investigation.
Highlights include impeaching a dude for his penis. And electing the cowboy from "Toy Story" twice.
"we impeached him."
- I was never impeached.
- Maybe he should be impeached.
- Until Randolph impeached it.
A year ago, my enemies thought by now l'd be impeached because, like you, they underestimate me and the voters.
"It's lucky that next Tuesday is Election Day as the citizens will be saved the expense of impeaching the mayor and the sheriff." Call you back.
All in favor of impeaching President Cat Hardy, raise your hands and say, "Yea."
Councilman Andrews, impeaching Ellie is a bit extreme.
Forget about impeaching the investigation.
Highlights include impeaching a dude for his penis. And electing the cowboy from "Toy Story" twice.

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