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Explain the term relatively inelastic demand

Explain the term relatively inelastic demand.

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Relatively inelastic demand:

Now there quantity demanded changes less than proportionate to variation in price. A huge change in price leads to small change within demand. In SUCH case demand curve will be steeper as well as ep<1.

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