Reject (DAMSL): Disagreement (DIT): S believes that the addressee weakly believes (unlike S) that the semantic content is false.Reject (SWBD-DAMSL): The Agreements (Accept, Reject, Partial Accept etc) all mark the degree to which speaker accepts some previous proposal, plan, opinion, or statement. This is a generalization over the use in Allen and Core (1997), which seems to reserve Agreements for accepts or rejects of proposals, not statements.Denial (TRAINS): The opposite of an acceptance. As with accept acts, one can deny requests, suggestions or many other acts.Reject (Verbmobil): REJECT concerns the rejection of a proposal that has been introduced in a preceding utterance. The proposal can be referred to anaphorically, and it can also be explicitly stated.