When you use the opposite word by mistake

Is there a specific word to describe the following type of mistake?

I asked your brother about it. Sorry, I mean, I asked your sister about it.
You can see it on the left. Wait, no, sorry, it’s on the right.
She will be very happy to see Jonathan. Dang, did I say she’ll be very happy? I mean to say she will not be very happy to see him.

They’re not really blunders. And they’re not typos either. Maybe slips of the tongue, but not Freudian slips, I’d say. But are there more specific terms to refer to such mistakes? You basically end up saying the opposite of what you meant, more or less.