| Gerard Butler is never a threat in any way, except maybe as a candidate to deflower Christine. |
| Individual inspiration was a sacred thing, which reality with its rules and prejudices could only spoil and deflower. |
| So, she devises an incredibly complex scheme that requires Phillippe to deflower many virgins. |
| As it stands, studio executives, from chairman down to associate producer, have the right to deflower us on our wedding night, or any other night or time of day of their choosing. |
| The count plots to exercise his droit de seigneur, the right of titled men to deflower the brides of lesser folk. |
| This was a bride snatching, so that one man could marry and deflower a girl on her wedding day mainly to anger a rival. |
