"hunkvertising" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2013 October 7, David Gianatasio, “Hunkvertising: The Objectification of Men in Advertising”, in Adweek",
          "text": "Other hunkvertising campaigns make more of an effort.",
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          "ref": "2015 August 18, Benjamin Caven-Roberts, “'Hunkvertising' is the trend advertisers are obsessed with”, in Business Insider",
          "text": "In his book Love, Sex & Tragedy: Why Classics Matters, Professor Simon Goldhill argues that images of the perfect body, defined by its \"well-muscled torso, the elegant symmetry of form,\" stem from Ancient Greece, thousands of years ago. Even then, it seems, hunkvertising was a force.",
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          "ref": "2016 February 2, Dan Jude, “It's time Ken was given a dad bod”, in The Telegraph",
          "text": "But where hunkvertising was once the exception, it seems it has now become the norm.",
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          "ref": "2016 December 25, Patrick Hosking, “From Article 50 to zero bound, key words on the City's streets”, in The Times",
          "text": "David Gandy for Marks & Spencer is a classic of the hunkvertising genre.",
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