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impeachingverbpresent participle of impeach to make a claim of wrongdoing againstthe company's president has been impeached by the Securities and Exchange Commission accusing, charging, criminating, defaming(archaic), incriminating, indicting blaming, calling (on), castigating, censuring, condemning, criticizing, damning, denouncing, faulting, impugning, reproaching, reprobatingchiding, rebuking, reproving, taxingappealing, arraigning, booking, citing, summoningprosecuting, suing, tryingframing, implicating, inculpating, informing (against), naming, reportingrecriminating, retaliating absolving, acquitting, clearing, exculpating, exonerating, vindicating advocating, championing, defendingexcusing, forgiving, justifying, pardoning, remitting, shriving to demand proof of the truth or rightness ofquestionable methodology that should cause us to impeach the findings of this survey on obesity challenging, contesting, disputing, oppugning, querying, questioning doubting, mistrustingkicking (about), objecting (to), protestingcombating(or combatting), fighting, opposing, resisting calling in question(or calling into question) accepting, believing, embracing, swallowing backing, defending, supportingadvocating, championing, promotingabiding, enduring, stomaching, tolerating |