Yes, SCSS variables can be inherited. When a parent element defines a variable, all of its child elements can use that variable without having to redefine it.
For example, if you define a color variable like this:
$primary-color: #375a7f;
And then you create a button style that uses that variable:
.button { background-color: $primary-color; }
Any child element of .button will also be able to use $primary-color without having to redefine it.
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