Meanings of great associations in English

Oxford Cathedral has great associations apart from the college to which it belongs.

The great associations of manufacturers supported it.

Now it is solely in great associations that the general value of the principle of association is displayed.

All this John Fiske drank in to the full but still more was he touched by the great associations of the environment.

Then a shade smaller than Charleston, it, too, was a famous place in the South, and it was full of great associations.

The cemeteries of wealthy London abound in dear and great associations, or at worst preach homilies which connect themselves with human dignity and pride.