sunephistemi describes a crowd’s concerted rising against people in Acts 16:22.

The attested use describes a collective hostile action: a crowd rises together against the persons in view in Acts 16:22.

1. Crowd rising together against others · dominant

   In Acts 16:22, the singular aorist active indicative form occurs in the clause about the crowd acting against them; the APB renders the verse, “The crowd rose up together against them,” followed by the officers’ order that they be beaten.

   Acts 16:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 16:22, the APB presents the clause as “The crowd rose up together against them.” This rendering confirms the verse’s collective hostile action without isolating every element of the Greek form.