👉 The term "unfinite" is commonly used to describe something that has no end or limit. It is often used in mathematics and logic to indicate a set of numbers that are not countable, meaning they cannot be counted or divided into finite sets. For example: - The number 1 is unfinite because it can't be divided into smaller whole numbers. - The set of all integers (positive and negative) is unfinite because it includes both positive and negative numbers but not zero itself.
