1. a person who deprives something of its freshness, beauty, or original state; one who spoils or damages something pristine
Usage: literary or formal; often used metaphorically
2. one who destroys or damages flowers or flowering plants
Usage: rare; literal sense

Examples

• The developer was seen as a deflowerer of the natural landscape.
• Critics called him a deflowerer of classical traditions.
• The vandal was a deflowerer of the garden's beauty.
• She accused the corporation of being a deflowerer of the pristine wilderness.
• The deflowerer of innocence faced public condemnation.
• History remembers him as a deflowerer of cultural heritage.