👉 In mathematics, an antinomial is a number that cannot be expressed in terms of any other numbers. It can also be defined as a number which does not have any rational (i.e., terminating or repeating) decimal representation. For example, the number 1/2 is an antinomial because it has no terminating or repeating decimals. Similarly, -1/3 and π are both antinomials because they cannot be expressed in terms of other numbers that can be expressed
