👉 Non-prolixly is a phrase or expression used in English language and literature to describe someone who is not punctual, frequently misses appointments or deadlines. It can also refer to a person who behaves irrationally or impulsively without proper consideration for others' feelings or circumstances. This term was first coined by the American author William Shakespeare in his play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" as an allusion to the character of Elphaba, the mischievous ogre from the play.
