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In the song **宝物** by WANIMA, the chorus goes:

```

    思いにまかせて
    感じるまま描いて
    まだ見えない明日へ
    誰にも止められない
    今この瞬間が紛れもなく全て。
    
```

`紛れもない` is in `く` form, which means it's modifiying a verb. However, `全て` is
nowhere near a verb, but might be an adverb (which if it is, isn't modifying
any verb)

I thought there might be a verb `全る` but I tried looking it up and there's
none.

Is this just a common grammar rule break in songs? Or am I missing something
here?

Thanks!
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grammar parsing song-lyrics reading-comprehension i-adjectives
I-adjective in く form modifies a noun/adverb
This 紛れもなく is like an adverb, but I think it is modifying not a single word
but an entire clause, like an [English
disjunct](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disjunct_\(linguistics\)) (also known
as [sentence
adverbs](https://web.archive.org/web/20220825043950/https://www.lexico.com/grammar/sentence-
adverbs)). This 紛れもなく is emphasizing 今この瞬間が全て as a whole. A similar example
is:

> 間違いなく彼は犯人だ。  
>  = 彼は間違いなく犯人だ。  
>  He is definitely the culprit.

Note that the ku-form of an adjective can also modify another adjective, e.g.,
酷く臭い ("terribly stinky").
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