antinomy
/æntɪˈnoʊmi/Definitions
1. noun
A contradiction or incompatibility between two principles, ideas, or values; a paradox.
“The concept of free will versus determinism is a classic example of an antinomy in philosophy.”
2. noun
A statement or proposition that contradicts itself, especially when it is based on a false assumption.
“The antinomy in his argument was exposed when he was forced to retract his statement.”