How to write this in terms of epsilon and deltas?

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How do I write that given a set S, every epsilon neighborhood of infinity (in the complex plane) contains at least one point of S?
 
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I do not understand the question?
What is S? And what does it mean "epsilon neighborghood of infinite".

And you statement is clearly wrong given that S is empty.