IPA: /aɪˈkɒnəˌlɑːtri/
KK: /aɪˈkɒnəˌleɪtri/
The practice of worshipping images or icons, often in a religious context.
The church was known for its iconolatry, where many gathered to honor the sacred images.
Iconolatry is formed from "icon" (from Greek "eikon", meaning image or likeness) and "-latry" (from Greek "latreia", meaning worship). The word refers to the worship of images or icons, particularly in a religious context.
Think of 'image' ('icon') that is 'worshipped' ('-latry') — that's why iconolatry means the worship of images.