Economic Assets

noun a concept or idea that is unchangeable

adjective unable to be changed or altered

• The laws of physics are incommutable and do not change under different circumstances.
• His decision to quit his job was incommutable, no matter how much we tried to convince him otherwise.
• Her loyalty to her friends is incommutable - she always has their back no matter what.
• The bond between the two siblings was incommutable, even though they lived miles apart.

noun an inheritance or legacy

• The family's patrimony included valuable real estate and a large investment portfolio.
• He inherited a substantial patrimony from his wealthy grandparents.
• She's living off her parents' patrimony while she figures out what to do with her life.
• The artist's unique style is considered part of the cultural patrimony of the country.