To be refreshed together, to find rest or renewal in company with others. Paul writes in Romans 15:32 of his hope to come to Rome and 'be refreshed together with you.' The word combines rest and fellowship—mutual refreshment that comes from shared presence and encouragement. Classical usage included sleeping together, but in Paul it's about spiritual and emotional renewal found in Christian community. Paul expects his visit to be mutually restorative: not just him ministering to them, but both parties finding rest in shared fellowship after his arduous journeys.