What is the meaning of the phrase 'all our'?

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I read a sentence recently:

May there be sweet-sour flavour in all our lives.

What is the meaning of the phrase "all our"?

Does it mean "in the lives of all of us" or "all through our lives"?


It means in everyone's life. So your first guess was the right one.

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