Iceberg

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Size and PresencePlay
An iceberg is large and dangerous; often used to describe a significant, looming threat. SlideAfter the scandal, the company faced an iceberg of lawsuits.
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Literal UsagePlay
Use 'iceberg' literally to refer to the floating ice masses in cold sea regions. SlideGlaciers calve to form icebergs in the Arctic.
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Sailing HazardPlay
Sailors or cruise passengers might encounter icebergs, symbolizing an unforeseen danger. SlideThe lookout was tasked with spotting any icebergs on the horizon.