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Often used in the same context:
reelection,
censure,
monicagate,
governorship,
speakership,
fillibuster,
disbarment,
treason,
congressmen,
senate,
nullification,
perjury,
germaneness,
senators,
filibuster,
corruption,
presidency,
constitutional,
interpellation,
adjournment,
constitutionalism,
quo warranto,
senatorial,
prosecution,
cloture,
ethics committee,
misdoing,
judiciary,
acquittal,
watergate scandal,
lege,
secession,
democracy,
election,
exoneration,
solons,
richard milhous nixon,
sedition,
destabilization,
legislative,
chimango,
investigatory,
recusal,
democratic,
arrogation,
executive privilege,
nolle,
lustration,
obstructionism,
monica lewinsky,
judicial activism,
court martial,
indictments,
malfeasance,
lieutenant governorship,
candidacy,
pardon,
prorogation,
statehouse,
dissolution,
reconsideration,
candidature,
constitutional convention,
putsch,
wiretapping,
lawmaking,
impaneling,
assassination,
witch hunt,
caucus,
calumny,
officeholders,
counterplan,
fortas,
legislature,
eighteenth amendment,
incumbency,
underhandedness,
joinder,
kucinich,
generals,
electorial,
bribery,
lese majesty,
insurrection,
mudslinging,
partisanship,
ouster,
amendatory,
graft,
congressperson,
accusers,
ethics,
termer,
constitution,
tom daschle,
lewinsky,
birther,
congressional,
commutation,
invalidation,
democrat,
ratification,
enactment,
promulgation,
inquest,
petition,
repeal,
assize,
declaration,
indictment,
nomination,
statute,
writ,
abolition,
act,
convocation,
edict,
inauguration,
arrest,
chart,
discrimination,
10-12,
appeal,
appointment,
inquisitional,
aforesaid,
amendment,
appellate,
appendix,
ejectment,
error,
fraud,
inquisitorial,
libel,
misdemeanor,
removal,
summary,
watergate
Appears in the definition of:
impeachability,
indictability,
untouchable
More general:
instrument,
legal document,
legal instrument,
official document
Also try:
— Adjectives for impeachment:
soft,
presidential,
parliamentary,
such,
possible,
public,
attempted,
certain,
successful,
formal,
subsequent,
more...
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