our

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  our    -our  

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our/ɑː(r)/

▶possessive determiner

• 1 belonging to or associated with the speaker and one or more others previously mentioned or easily identified.

  ■ belonging to or associated with people in general.

• 2 used in formal contexts by a royal person or a writer to refer to something belonging to himself or herself.

• 3 informal, chiefly N. English used with a name to refer to a relative or friend of the speaker.

– origin OE ūre, of Gmc origin.

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-our1

▶suffix variant spelling of -or2 surviving in some nouns such as ardour, colour.

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-our2

▶suffix variant spelling of -or1 (as in saviour).