Example Sentences Affix ke-an which states the most or too

The suffix ke-an means that we use too much or too often in our daily conversations. For more details, let's see an example in sentence the following.

• Most & sweetness
  • Yesterday afternoon my mother and I made chocolate cake, but because of the sugar we added mostly the cake becomes sweetness.
  • students in our class, mostly man.
  • The milk he makes is a bit thick and sweetness.
• saltiness
  • Mom reminded me to add a little salt, so that the soup I cook doesn't saltiness later.
  • Do you believe in myth who says if you often cook saltiness does that mean you want to get married?
• Greatness
  • The clothes that my father bought yesterday for my sister greatness, even though my sister really likes the colors and motifs.
  • In accounting theory we often hear, don't greatness pegs from poles.
• Height
  • Since being active in the rock climbing group, I can now overcome my fear of height.
  • Many people think the ideals of street children are too height to become a doctor.
• Bitterness
  • To reduce bitterness medicinal taste, usually I mix it with a little honey.
  • Bitterness Papaya leaves combined with kecombrang can increase appetite.

Hopefully the example of the affixed sentence that states too or at the very top is useful.