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"This is all my fault." Does it mean "This is only my fault." and "This is completely my fault."?

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Yes, that´s right... And you can use it with other possessive adjectives as well: "it´s all YOUR fault!", "it´s all HIS fault", etc.
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It has two meanings: This is completely my fault. and All of this is my fault.
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"This is all my fault." - this means " "This is completely my fault " . A person who accepts the fault which caused only because of him.
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Previous answer was correct; and I add that people sometimes say this in a non-literal way -- they may want attention or just say it because they feel really bad about what happened. It is a way to say sometimes, "I will bear all the guilt."

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