This is an 'adverb infinitive'. It is not a participle, either present of past, because it doesn't end in -ing. And it is not an 'adjective infinitive' since its meaning is adverbial, 'you must capture or trap the other king' IN ORDER 'to win a game of chess'. Adjective has to modify a noun, which isn't the case in this sentence.
What are the statements and can you please send the passage or a summery of the passage?
Answer:
My argument is slightly, but not insignificantly, different.”
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What is the opposite of considerably?
slightly little
insignificantly somewhat
barely hardly
moderately scarcely
marginally only just
To read minds so I can see what peoples true thoughts are
