splitting
severe
Very can only go with graded adjectives e.g. small, cold etc. Quite means very with non graded adjectives such as 'different'.
Explicit is a synonym for very precise. It begins with the letters ex.
"Muy" in Spanish means "very" in English. It is commonly used to intensify adjectives or adverbs in a sentence.
Splitting. I have a splitting headache.
very
towering
A very severe headache, as if an imaginary axe is "splitting your head in two".
There is no diagnosis called monotonous headache in the IHC. There are however Chronic types of headache, as well as a diagnosis called New Daily Persistent Headache. Headache itself is not a diagnosis. There are many different types of headache, so seeing a doctor or headache specialist is very important for proper diagnosis and treatment.
they are adjectives
No, "very" is not a preposition. It is an adverb used to intensify or modify adjectives and adverbs.
These adjectives are very opinionated :) Wise Appreciated Loved Embraced
Xeric means very dry. Xeric is an adjective that describes dry wear athletic clothing.